Where do you define this?

I don’t know if you can see this.

and new keyword makes everyone’s life easier when allocating something

ur doing this on termux?

Yes sir

does termux runs 24/7 on ur phone?

Yes sir 24/7 for 365 days

It’s part of my company policy to keep termux Alive or leave the job.

I don’t think cron supports month 🤔

4th star is for month

yes but check his code

he put aug there

Yes total 5 starts
* * * * *
Minutes
Hours
Date
Month
Week

Yes that support, I am already running since June

ok I am stepping back then, i have no idea

@marcotrosi should I source vim commands as answer?

Please suggest me on video conference if you are free tomorrow.

@marcotrosi

Kind regards.

when I run I get stack smashing detected

I dont understand that question

crontab -e

Giving me option to edit my scheduled jobs but I want to redirect myjob.txt jobs inside crontab -e

the explanation still doesnt help

Summary
1. He is trying to take a txt file which has cron job lines defined in it.
2. He wants to take this text and redirect to crontab. Crontab -e puts him into vim.

ok

For that i think you should probably write directly to the crontab files. It’s a well defined directory name i think let me search. But idk if they encourage directly manipulating these files

as crontab -e opens vim you can load the file from there, and create a command or mapping that does that automatically

My way is hacky maybe. So go with @marcotrosi s solution

But if he smh needs to automate this for several servers or idk maybe he needs to update the crontabs daily for whatever reason then…

it will, more accurately, open the editor the user has configurated in EDITOR environment variable😊

It’d be cool to be able to change it to vscode))

command ReadCronJobs 1,$d|0read mycronjobs.txt

assuming you want to overwrite your complete crontab file

and then

:ReadCronJobs

Damn 😬👌 you can define your own vim functions?

Where do you define this?

vimrc

or whereever you want

but it’s a command