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How would I go about writing a Cron expression to trigger every day at 8am and 3:30pm?
I understand how to create an expression to fire once a day, just not at multiple set times.
Thanks in advance
You should just use two lines.
Of course in typical /etc/cron.d format, include the user as arg 6. Expression notation (in all the versions I know of) will get you something other than what you want (e.g. the expressions are additive in nature, so it will run more than you want).