Im actually trying to help you. Saying that "I have the same problem as XXXX" when XXXX never provided what I am asking for is useless. I tracked your email back, (Please dont use timestamps they are a pain to dig up) <a href="http://lists.wikimedia.org/pipermail/labs-l/2014-May/002391.html">http://lists.wikimedia.org/pipermail/labs-l/2014-May/002391.html</a> is the email in question. <br>
<br>The only referenced issue that you have provided in regards to the affected cron entries is <i>/usr/bin/jsub -N <unwanted name> -once -quiet, to the beginning of each entry, breaking the crontab</i> which just means that for some reason that either your cron isnt configured correctly, you have some unknown error in it, are using some odd syntax, or that for some reason xcrontab is unable to parse your entry. <br>
<br>In all of those cases knowing what your trying to do is important. If you would have included something along the line of:<br><br>0 0 * * * jsub -once -mem 2G -N daily_reports bash $HOME/bash/sysop_protection.sh<br><br>
or what ever your cron entries are it would make debugging possible. Right now the only person who can help you is a root as they are the only ones who can see your affected cron entries. <br><br>How can you finally provide some useful information other than I have the same problem as XXXX ?<br>