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07-31-2006
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Cron JOB
I have a cron job that ran for 3 months; all the suden, it stops working. There were no changes in the script. Is there away that I can find out why? can someone with root permission disable my cron-job? Is there away that I can look into the system to see who may have done that?
My cron job was interrupted for 2 days and now it works! Thanks! 
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What I do when I have cron issues:
1. Make sure the cron process is running 2. Does the user have any mail that has the output of the script in it? 3. Try to run the script manually 4. check your cron log. (/var/cron/log?)
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