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Crons executed multiple times.
For some reason my crons are being executed twice. Any suggestion?? I'm currently on 5.8
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Two cron daemons running? The same jobs in two crontab files? When you say "5.8", I assume you mean Solaris. What does /var/cron/log say about it?
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I found the problem. There were two cron processes running (ps -ef | grep cron). I killed the older process.
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