0  0-23/6  *  *  *  /home/ratite/www/demo/400CS/ws_delete_files.cgi


# First minute, every 6 hours
# 0  0-23/6  *  *  *  /home/ratite/www/demo/400CS/ws_delete_files.cgi
# First minute, every 6 hours
# 0  */6  *  *  *  /home/ratite/www/demo/400CS/ws_delete_files.cgi

# Every 5 minutes
# 0-59/5  *  *  *  *  /home/ratite/www/demo/400CS/ws_delete_files.cgi
# Every 5 minutes
# */5  *  *  *  *  /home/ratite/www/demo/400CS/ws_delete_files.cgi


#==========================================================================#
#                                  cron
#==========================================================================#
# REFER TO THE man PAGE FOR cron ON YOUR SERVER.  DO NOT ASSUME THE
# EXPLANATION BELOW ACCURATELY DESCRIBES cron ON YOUR SERVER
#==========================================================================#

# 0  0-23/6  *  *  *  /home/ratite/www/Web_store/ws_delete_files.cgi
#
# Entry in crontab file for ws_delete_files.cgi (above).
# Executes every 6 hours, first minute of the hour.


#  M  H  d  m  w  C
#
#  M = minute
#  H = hour
#  d = day of month
#  m = month        0-12 (or names)
#  w = day of week  0-7  (0 or 7 is Sun, or use names)
#  C = the command to execute


# A range of numbers is allowed.
# Ranges are two numbers separated by a hyphen.
# Example:  8-11 for "hours" specifies execution at hours 8, 9, 10, and 11.

# An * (asterisk) used in any field always stands for "first-last".

# Lists are allowed.
# A list is a set of numbers (or ranges) separated by commas.
# Examples:  "1,2,5,9"  "0-4,8-12"

# Step values can be used with ranges. Following a range with "/<number>"
# skips the number's value throughout the range.
# Example:  "0-23/2" used in the hours field specifies command execution
# every other hour.

# Steps are permitted after an asterisk.
# Example:  "*/2" used in the hours field specifies command execution
# every two hours.

# Names can be used for the "month" and "day of week" fields.
# Use the first three letters of the day or month (case insensitive).
# Ranges or lists of names are not allowed.

# The "sixth" field shown as "C" above (rest of the line) specifies the
# command to execute.

# The day of a command's execution can be specified by two fields,
# "day of month" and "day of week".  If both fields are restricted,
# (not equal to *), the command will execute when either field matches
# the current time.


# Blank lines, leading spaces, and tabs are ignored.
# Lines whose first non-space character is a # (pound sign) are comments
# and are ignored.
# Comments are not allowed on the same line as cron commands.

#==========================================================================#
#                               cron Commands
#==========================================================================#

# crontab delete_files.cron
#
# Submit crontab.  This will overwrite your current crontab.


# crontab -l
#
# The  -l  option causes the current crontab to be displayed on
# standard output.


# crontab -r
#
# The  -r  option causes the current crontab to be removed.


# End of file