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I have a shell script that I can run with root user this way:
root@vivid-15:~# ./backup.sh
It’s on /root/backup.sh. Now, how do I schedule it on crontab to execute every day at 01:00 AM? I done this:
0 1 * * * root
But now I don’t know how to proceed the command to do that.
Have you tried this? Also, a “1” in the hour field means 1am, not 1pm.
Edit: changed the 13 (1pm) back to 1 (1am).