Creating a Named Cron Job?

Well, just made a cronjob in Scheduler, and took a look at my crontab file, and it looked like this.

Well, just made a cronjob in Scheduler, and took a look at my crontab file, and it looked like this: 0 0 * * * ls >/dev/null 2>&1 # JOB_ID_1 Notice the JOB_ID_1 at the end. I went into ~/. Gnome/gnome-scheduler, looked at the files there, and there was one named just "1" (as in the number "one") which had a bit of info, including the name ver=3 title= I made a second cronjob: 0 0 * * * ls -al >/dev/null 2>&1 # JOB_ID_2 Copied the file 1 to 2 to match the JOB_ID_2, changed the description, making the file as: ver=3 title=This is a test desc= nooutput=1 Then I switched over to Gnome-Schedule, and it had added the cronjob, and had the name updated.

Follow the same steps, and you should be able to manually name any cronjob you want.

Thank you. Great find. Also note there's a "last_id" file, which appears to track the last last job id created, so that will need to be updated as well.

– Cerin Feb 23 '10 at 4:15.

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