new cronjob error

realopti

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Hi,

After the great support from the community on my last question about cron jobs, I have created a new problem. I decided to move(rename) a directory containing my codeigniter project. when I tried to set a new cronjob for this, my prior cronjobs disapeared and I got the following error:

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/usr/bin/crontab: error renaming /var/spool/cron/tmp.XXXXVx57qN to /var/spool/cron/
rename: Operation not permitted.

I can no longer edit or create cron jobs. Anyway it appears I have screwed up my crontab somehow. Is there a way to delete or reset the crontab file?

Thank you:redface:,

Bill
 

realopti

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It seems to have reset, So I should be OK. Thank you.

---------- Post added at 09:46 PM ---------- Previous post was at 02:26 PM ----------

It seems to have happened again,

I am getting the same error. Are their any guidlines on how to prevent this?

Thanks,

Bill
 

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File permissions outside of your home directory are beyond your control. This should clear up on it's own. In case it doesn't, I've posted a message for the admins, asking them to look into it.
 

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The word is the error is a consequence of cronjob abuse suspension. It should be unsuspended after a short time. When editing your cron jobs, make sure you don't schedule more than one every five minutes. Read the X10 Wiki article on cron jobs for more.
 
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