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crontab file
Does any know if crontab files are automatically backed up anywhere? I am trying to track down when I specific entry was added to one of my crontab files and cannot just use the most recent timestamp on the latest version of the file.
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Only if you already set up backups - either through a monthly/weekly cron job or normal backups (you ARE backing up your server, right?).
I use a script to collect data like crontab entries, routing tables, DNS service being used, system info (/etc/system, /etc/inittab, ... Solaris related), etc. Collected monthly on all servers and saved to a server that does normal backups. 2 copies kept so I can tell if something is up when someone starts complaining. |
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