When parsing my system crontabs, 2 ordinary comments are assumed to be invalid, disabled jobs and an `ERROR` is logged: - from `/etc/cron.d/mdadm`: `# Copyright © martin f. krafft <madduck@madduck.net>` - from `/etc/cron.d/sysstat`: `# Activity reports every 10 minutes everyday` ```pycon >>> from crontabs import CronTabs >>> c = CronTabs() Missing user or command in system cron line. Missing user or command in system cron line. ``` Given that comment parsing for disabled jobs can never be 100% accurate, why not silently ignore such lines, or at most log them as DEBUG instead of error? In the end they are assumed to be _invalid_ "jobs" anyway, and hopefully consider them just ordinary comments in a cron file (as they **are**) python-crontab v2.6.0 installed from pip