To add a comment or remark in your Ubuntu crontab is trivially easy, following the standard for adding comments already found in bash scripting.
In other words, all you have to do in order to add a line which you don’t want the cron system to process, is start it off with the hash (#) character!
In practice:
# This is a comment and will not be processed by the cron engine 00 01 * * * ls -lh /home/craig
Nifty.
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What is the method for adding a comment or remark to a crontab in Ubuntu, and how does it align with the standard for adding comments in bash scripting? Telkom University