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root cron
Hi guys,
It's me again, I have a scenario and I need your advice...We've install an agent in unix 2.8 and we schedule a job to be run once a week. I've notice that the cron job that we schedule on the console(Other computer, win2k prof.) to be run on the agent is added to the root cron(agent side,unix, loc. /var/spool/cron/crontabs/root). My question is, if the root cron reach its maximum capacity how the unix will handle the incoming cron job from the console. Is the Unix has a mechanism that, if the root cron is loaded already, it will create another root cron file and transfer all the old contents so it will have enough space for incoming cron jobs from the console. Sorry if I ask too much question, please be bear with me...I'm still a novice... Kups |
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