I know that for a command to be executed every 24 hours it must be
0 7 * * * [comando]
But, for example, to run every 24 and 5 minutes Is there a way to do it?
I know that for a command to be executed every 24 hours it must be
0 7 * * * [comando]
But, for example, to run every 24 and 5 minutes Is there a way to do it?
Small error, although it works.
0 7 * * * [comando]
Your command means, at zero minutes of the seventh hour daily. That is, at 7:00 in your time zone.
If what you want is every 24 hours and 5 minutes it is.
5 */24 * * * [comando]
That you can read it in man 5 crontab , that every time you want to run something of the form "each x unit" is something of the form
#unidades
#minuto #hora #dia #mes #dia de la semana
*/2 */2 */2 etc
Which means that it will execute a command every 2 minutes, every 2 hours, every 2 days, etc.
5 */24 * * * [comando]
He interprets it as, running a command after 5 minutes, every 24 hours.
Now that if, as I understand it, you want something at a specific time, it would be something close to what you put in.
5 7 * * * [comando]
What would you understand as the execution of that task every 7:05 of the time zone.