You may want to do this in the future. You create a copy of crontab so you don't have to edit your crontab file. For example, in your home directory (for example /home/yourname)key the following
# crontab -l > mycronfile
This creates a copy of crontab in your current directory; /home/yourname
To make changes
# cd /home/yourname
# vi mycronfile
Make your changes and save.
# crontab mycronfile
This will replace the current crontab with your and refresh the cron daemon. You'll also ahve a copy of your crontab file (mycronfile)
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