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running command "top" in cron
hi all,
i would like to collect stat. about the cpu usage every 30 mins so, I set up the cron job sth like 0,30 * * * * * /usr/bin/top -d 1 >> $STAT i know cron doesn't have a TERM output, so error occurs. any ideas or work around for this?? many thanks |
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