Using cron is via the crontab command which allows you to view or edit your crontab file, which is a per-user file containing entries describing commands to execute and the time(s) to execute them.
Display Root cronjob
# crontab -l
Display user cronjob
$ crontab -u user -l
Display daily cronjob
# cd /etc/cron.daily/ # cat * | more
Display hourly cronjob
# cd /etc/cron.hourly/ # cat * | more
Display weekly cronjob
# cd /etc/cron.weekly / # cat * | more
Display monthly cronjob
# cd /etc/cron.monthly/ # cat * | more
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