Cron doesn't do etherwake, but normally it works

0 11 * * * /usr/bin/etherwake -i br-lan mac_address
I want this to work. It's absolute path too. But on terminal, it works. Not on the crontab though.

etherwake -i br-lan mac_address

Solved: found it. service cron restart after each edit of crontab -e. This doesn't work like that on desktop linux tho. I was dumbfounded.

nvm solved it

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