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I'd like to use cron, but I can' set it up.
The crond daemon is running. But when I'd like to edit my crontab with "crontab -e", it just gives me this error message always:
"Received SIGHUP or SIGTERM"
EDITOR variable is set to nano. Which runs without any problem, if I run it manually.
Does anyone have any idea? I did not find any familiar cases on the net.
Thanks for your help, in advance!
Which version of SliTaz are you using?
The crontab (and crond) is controlled by busybox, so it might be a issue with that.
Funny enough, if I run crontab -e, it opens up the crontab file with leafpad 
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It's the 3.0 version. (with busybox 1.12.0)
Hmmm, I get the same error if I set $EDITOR to nano and it completely freaks out if I set it to vi. Funny enough, it works fine for leafpad, beaver, geany or any graphical editor I set it to. This is really odd and possibly a bug in busybox since vi and nano is integrated into it too.
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Indeed, vi just screws the whole putty window. But my problem is that I can't use graphical programs, so leafpad is not an option for me
Any other command line editor advises?
I found two. First is vim-tiny package which replaces the vi provided by busybox and the second is pico provided by the alpine package. The alpine package is smaller to install than vim-tiny and pico has a closer feel to nano than vi.
So go tazpkg get-install alpine then set it with EDITOR=pico ; export $EDITOR and try crontab -e again 
EDIT: Or not... This is really annoying
- vi from vim-tiny seems to work, but it's vi so you have to use : type commands - if you've ever used v before that is.
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I use mc (Midnight Commander) and mcedit without any problems - even tested with putty
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Ok, I give up.. I'll edit /var/spool/cron/crontabs/root it manually 
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