here's cron log file that I have

[Jonathan Hutchins]

Quoting Kevin Hodle <kevinh at aos5.com>:

> If you havent already tried, I would put the entry in /etc/crontab
> instead of wherever you already have it.  There should already be a
> /etc/crontab with examples for you to look at (although I could be
> wrong, but redhat and suse definitely will have it).  

In both redhat and mandrake, and I assume in most Unices, you should 
not edit /etc/crontab, but should use the command "crontab -e".

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