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Can someone show me how to use cron to run getmail every 5 minutes? I did it without errors but it does not work.
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to edit your crontab use:
% crontab -eAn entry that runs every 5 minutes would look something like: Code:
*/5 * * * * /usr/local/bin/getmail Quote:
![]() It might also help to tell us what exactly you did, so we can locate the error...
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bare in mind that by default the output of a cronjobs command should get mailed to the user that owns it, pardoning the usual MAILTO rules noted in the manual page.
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