--- Bill Moran [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
What you did was install the system crontab as a user. Log in as the
user you executed crontab crontab as, and enter crontab -r. That
will remove the crontab for that user.
On a related note. I'm going to make some changes to that section of
the
I have a new server set up and running and am getting a slew of
messages from cron, like this -
Subject: Cron [EMAIL PROTECTED] root /usr/libexec/atrun
Body: root: not found
and
Cron [EMAIL PROTECTED] operator /usr/libexec/save-entropy
operator: not found
What's going on with cron?
--- Bill Moran [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
You've got a user's crontab created in the format of the system
crontab.
The system crontab has an extra field to designate the user under
which
the job should run. When this field is entered in a user's crontab,
cron interprets it as the command
(hopefully the list won't get two copies of this message)
I have determined what the problem is with sendmail - only root can
send mail.
Here are the messages from maillog (notice the root emails are sent ok,
the www emails are not) -
May 19 11:40:00 www sendmail[11799]: i4JIe0nK011799:
I just got a new server up and running and need it to send mail. The
rc.conf file has sendmail_enable=NO and it does start when the
system boots up. I can, as root, send a message direct from the command
line and it is sent successfully. But when I try to have a message sent
from a web page it
I just got a new server up and running and need it to send mail. The
rc.conf file has sendmail_enable=YES and it does start when the
system boots up. I can, as root, send a message direct from the command
line and it is sent successfully. But when I try to have a message sent
from a web page it
I am trying to move /var to /usr/var and create a symlink but it isn't
working right. Here's what I am doing -
mkdir /usr/var
cd /var
tar cf - . | ( cd /usr/var; tar xf - )
cd /
rm -rf /var
ln -s /usr/var /var
I am using FreeBSD-5.2. Everything works except the rm -rf /var, I get
a
message
I may have screwed up big time - I tried moving /var to /usr/var and
accidentally was in root when I ran the command
tar cf - . | ( cd /usr/var; tar xf - )
now when I look at root it has some directories but no files at all. I
look at /usr/var and see directories and no files. When I try to
to
root and swap partitions. This time I will set the symlinks on /var and
/tmp to /usr/var and /usr/tmp first thing after the OS installs.
This should make for a very nice web server.
Regards,
Chip
--- Vince Hoffman [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Wed, 12 May 2004, carvin5string wrote:
I may
