Well this burned several hours of my time to get cronjobs running on a new server. I was manually setting crontab permissions to 4755 as CPanel requested before inputing a cronjob – but the permissions kept resetting themselves so my cronjob wouldn’t save. Do it from your ssh console as root instead; here is the fix:

If you are receiving the error “/usr/bin/crontab permissions are wrong. Please set to 4755″ when in the cron section of cPanel, the commands below may correct the error for Redhat/CentOS/Fedora servers.

Log into the server via ssh or the console as root and run:
chmod 4755 /usr/bin/crontab

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2 Responses to “How to set crontab to permission 4755”

  1. Caleb G says:

    Worked like a charm and very convenient for finding via google – thanks.

  2. Cesar Gonzalez says:

    Thank you! Exactly what I needed.

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