Where are my lost cron jobs?

Question

I am trying to port the code over to a new server hosted somewhere else, and I want to know what cron jobs are running on the old box.

Where can I find these?

crontab -l

SHELL="/bin/bash"
0 0,6 * * * php-cli /home/mycompany/public_html/index.php cron get_review_data
0 0 * * * php-cli /home/mycompany/public_html/index.php cron save_stats
0 0,6 * * * php-cli /home/mycompany/public_html/index.php cron check_for_new_reviews
0 0,6 * * * php-cli /home/mycompany/public_html/index.php cron refresh_infusionsoft_token
*/3 * * * * php-cli /home/mycompany/public_html/index.php cron infusionsoft
*/5 * * * * php-cli /home/mycompany/public_html/index.php cron sequence
0 0,6 * * * /usr/local/bin/python3.4 /home/scraper/scraper.py

I've checked /etc/cron.* with no luck.

Where can I go?

Answer 1

The functions called (get_review_data, save_stats, check_for_new_reviews, etc.) should be listed within the php code and python code, /home/mycompany/public_html/index.php and /home/scraper/scraper.py

Examining those files should show what's actually being executed.

Answer 2

You seem to look at your crontab with crontab -l. The corresponding command for editing crontabs is crontab -e.

This command will edit crontabs that are generally in the directory /var/spool/cron/crontabs/.

In this directory you will find files named after usernames owning the crontab.