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CRONTAB does not run since reboot
Hi,
we reboot our Linux server yesterday and since then (specialy last night) no job from crontab has run. Any idea ? What should I look for to investigate? Many thanks. 
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one of the first things to do is check if the cron daemon is running or not. cron daemon is the process that runs in the background and schedules all cron jobs for execution.
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