Check if cron is enabled:sudo systemctl is-enabled httpd
If not found, install like so:sudo apt update
sudo apt install cron
Enable it, if not enabled:sudo systemctl enable cron
Edit logged-in users crontabcrontab -e
For example enter the below to run a job at 1:40 AM UTC (ET+4h) every Tuesday and Thursday.40 5 * * TUE,THU /usr/local/myjob.sh
Save the file and quit.
Reload cron like so:sudo service cron reload
Make sure the script files have all execute permissions like so :chmod a+x myjob.sh (the owner of the file can be different from who is running it with crontab -e
If crontab keeps opening in nano or other editors and you are old-school like me and prefer vi, then do this:export VISUAL=vi
Where does Cron Log?grep cron /var/log/syslog