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Crontab did not fire jobs
Hello,
I have something weird that I need some solution and hope that you can help out there . I have crontab entry and it is running everyday. Sometimes, the crontab will just hang/stale where my jobs will not be executed(of course, the user complaint, then only I know). I will need to do: crontab -e and save it to force it back in action. 1. Currently I am checking my job log file to acertain if the crontab is running or not. Is there anywhere in UNIX which allow me to see if the cron is active/hang/inactive? 2. If you encountered this situation, how do you handle that in your job? I need your precious advice. Please help! Thanks Ben |
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