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Originally Posted by killasmurf
Is it what you have when you crontab -l ?
If so remove user (root etc.)
I had something similar
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/etc/crontab is very different from user crontabs.
crontab -l checks the user crontab, which doesn't need the user column.
/etc/crontab is the system crontab, and needs to know which user to run each command as.