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A Bugg In Cron ???
I ask myself about a bugg in cron, just an exemple :
00 12 25 * 1 /my/script Normally this process is launched at 12h00 on monday the 25th because there is a AND (logic) between each field of the date. But if it 's Monday not the 25th, the process is launched anyway ! And if it's the 25th but not Monday, the process is launched anyway ! Is it a bugg ? I didn't find any doc about this problem. Thank you for your answer. |
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