I'm more a programmer than a sys admin, but I've been having to do a little admin stuff lately and I was just wondering if there was a way as root to list all the cron jobs set for each user. I am trying to consolidate the cron jobs of all of my predecessors (and my own) into 1 account to make it easier to manage everything down the road.

Thanks,
-b

I can't answer for all versions of Unix, but on a Solaris box there is a directory /var/spool/cron/crontabs that will have files that list all jobs that run under cron. Each login that has the privileges to create a cron job have their own file under their login name. However do not edit these files as it will cause problems for cron.

Thanks,
actually I found out that my predecessors did not use the individual crontab for their user, but ended up just editing /etc/crontab . So for anyone else out there who may have had the same problem /etc/crontab is another place to look.

-b