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04-21-2009
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SLES10 - cronjob issue?
I installed some software (zenworks linux management) and it apparently set up a cronjob for a postgresql database command. The job runs every 4 hours and fails everytime sending root mail... the problem I have is I cant find this job anywhere. ive looked in all the usual cronjob places but nothing related to that job and its driving me nuts that I cant find it.
anyone have any idea where to look? /etc/cron* doesnt have it /var/log/messages says it called from a cronjob but not who's or where from. Ive checked the crontab for every user on the system.. the cron job is not found. crontab -l -u parsing against /etc/passwd any ideas where i can find this? |
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04-21-2009
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As root, check:
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crontab -e |
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