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Jul 3 at 12:30 comment added VinceGreg I don't think that it is how you are supposed to use crontab. I am a begginer-intermediate on Linux, but it looks that nano crontab -e is creatint a [text] file called crontab, with the -e option of nano (" -e, --emptyline Do not use the line below the title bar, leaving it entirely blank."). Modify you cronjobs with crontab -e like in this tutorial : linuxhandbook.com/crontab . Also, make sure to type your script right, 1.r is not the same as 1.R. You might want to check if you have "execute" permission on that file, but I am not so sure if it is required.
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