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Duplicate crontab entries
hi guys. can someone tell me what will happen if there are two identical crontab entry for an application. For example
03 23 * * 1 /usr/vt/crondemo 03 23 * * 1 /usr/vt/crondemo will the file crondemo run twice, once or wont run at all?? |
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The reason i asked this question in this forum is that it is behaving bit unpredictably on my system. I have a big application which got duplicate cron entries. SOmetimes it just runs once while other time it run twice and produce only one output
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