For Linux Bash Script:
Show the crontab file entry that would run the script from the last question, every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday at 5:30 AM. Assume the name of the script is fileCleanup.sh and that it is located in the ~/script directory.
the crontab command has following format
* * * * * /path/to/script
here the first * indicate the every minute(0-59)
second * indicate the every hour (0-23)
third * indicate every day of the month(0-31)
fourth * indicate the every month of year(0-12)
fifth * indicate the every day of the week (0-7)
/path/to/script inidicte the path to the script
command is
30 05 * * 1,3,5 ~/script/fileCleanup.sh
here 30 indicate the minute of fifthe hour and 1,3,5 indicate the days of the week which 1-monday , 3-wednesday and 5-friday and ~/script/fileCleanup.sh is path to the file
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