Jone <[email protected]> writes: > *> But only it still does not work!* > > With current system version all Ok: > > #> sudo herd status mcron > Status of mcron: > It is started. > Running value is 298. > It is enabled. > Provides (mcron). > Requires (user-processes). > Conflicts with (). > Will be respawned. > > ps ax | grep mcron > 298 ? Ssl 0:00 > /gnu/store/9dl8l4krszdd1dhaw94da0nv28ap8dvp-mcron-1.1.1/bin/mcron > /gnu/store/vvf3frpvrffpchbd3xxlq8kmnxsywja6-mcron-job > /gnu/store/jv9asgfm82f6k7srwxy6bf9ckk70z270-mcron-job > /gnu/store/n4jbzmm6ihv70dd8j2ba9501hxs3q9ar-mcron-job > /gnu/store/2yql34psrh6iiyczs48hj7pw5bgv6gh6-mcron-job > 722 pts/0 S+ 0:00 grep mcron
Hi Jone, The --schedule option will help you debugging it. You can do for example: /gnu/store/9dl8l4krszdd1dhaw94da0nv28ap8dvp-mcron-1.1.1/bin/mcron \ /gnu/store/vvf3frpvrffpchbd3xxlq8kmnxsywja6-mcron-job \ /gnu/store/jv9asgfm82f6k7srwxy6bf9ckk70z270-mcron-job \ /gnu/store/n4jbzmm6ihv70dd8j2ba9501hxs3q9ar-mcron-job \ /gnu/store/2yql34psrh6iiyczs48hj7pw5bgv6gh6-mcron-job --schedule=10 It will compute the times the commands would be run and prints the information to the screen, and then immediately exits. See https://www.gnu.org/software/mcron/manual/mcron.html#Invoking-mcron. Clément
