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RE: [PLUG] Mystery Cron job
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Title: RE: [PLUG] Mystery Cron job
What kind of problems?
I'm wondering if it's slocate, which is located in /etc/cron.weekly
which you don't need, I changed the time frame it runs on our system,
it used to run at like 10:00am, really brought the system to a crawl
George
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>Subject: [PLUG] Mystery Cron job
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>I noticed today that I have a cron job that's running about
>once a week,
>and it's causing problems. The trouble is I don't know which user
>account the job belongs to, I killed it off before I thought
>about using
>ps to find the user context, and I'd rather not wait until it starts up
>again (in part since I don't know when that will be). I checked both
>root and my user's crontab, and I don't see it on there. Is
>there a way
>to look over all the cron tabs in one shot?
>
>Thanks
>Aaron
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