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On 2018-08-04T02:44:24-0600, Pierre Neidhardt <ambrevar@gmail.com> wrote:

 > Not sure I can help much here because I personally run help cron from my user
 > session, i.e. with "mcron &" in my ".profile".  I declare the jobs in
 > "~/.config/cron/job.guile".

 > Maybe you could try that for the user-level jobs and see if it works in that condition?

Thanks, Pierre. What is the procedure for declaring jobs in
`~/.config/cron/job.guile` ? For the `/etc/config.scm` method, as far as
I understand it, the jobs need defining and then enabling/calling. Does
it work for the same for the user session cron in `~/.config/cron/job.guile` ?

thanks,
  ---Ben
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