Default /etc/crontab?

Never mind I found the backup in crontab.save and as far as I can see it seems to be identical.
 
Its also always a good idea to backup your /etc folder from time to time. Because in case of a problem and PVE isn't booting anymore you won't be able to access the /etc/pve folder, even if you boot a live linux or put that disk into another machine. You can even back it up using the proxmox-backup-client if you got an PBS running.
 
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@Dunuin Thanks, well I have daily backups of the entire system, so I should be good, but of course, since I setup Proxmox there is no backup so far, but there will be from now on.
 
Hi, can someone share with me the default cron file of root that Proxmox has?
I wanted to recover the file from an image of another server, but was rushing and had the one of Proxmox overwritten... I know... coffee needed.
 
Hi, can someone share with me the default cron file of root that Proxmox has?
I wanted to recover the file from an image of another server, but was rushing and had the one of Proxmox overwritten... I know... coffee needed.
I have just installed one new VM quickly from the ISO, the /var/spool/cron/crontabs folder is empty, so no root cron needed. Thanks all.
 
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