Kevin
Remember to check cron for all users with access to the unix shell, if it is a
redhat system you can see which crontabs there are active by checking this
folder : /var/spool/cron each crontab is named after the user, you need to be
root to examine those files
If the system is debian the
Thanks for all the help today folks. It was a secondary crontab that
was kicking off the erroneous program.
-Kevin
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Kevin,
Can you rename the file during the 'danger time' and see if
something blows up?
- Chuck "Bet I Can Make It Explode" Barouch
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Looking into that now. Thanks.
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Cron jobs can run as virtually any user
Cron jobs can run as virtually any user. Have you checked ALL the crontabs
in /var/spool/cron/ ?
Larry Hiscock
Western Computer Services
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ome brain cell activity.
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> I have a client system running UV 9.6 on Linux, and sometime between
> midnight and 4am in the morni
Dont forget to check 'at' jobs as well as cron. I dont use those, but I
dont think they show up in cron. I would think there is a command that you
could issue using 'watch' that would show processes and i/o. You might be
able to put together a small script to run overnight and collect data.
Mike
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> That's a great idea, but this client has
My apologies for the vernacular. "Horking", from the made up word
"hork" meaning "to damage".
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I have a client system running UV 9.6 on Linux, and sometime between
midnight and 4am in the morning, there's a job getting started that is
horking u
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you could look in the &PH& file
J Glorfield
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> Hey Kev,
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> No, there isn't a native UV scheduler. But I would guess that m
But I don't know the program name, that's what I'm trying to find! :-)
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If you were on UV 10, I'd say put an update trigger on the file and
watch what / who's doing it ..
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Subject: [U2] [UV] To Cron or Not To Cron?
I have a client system running UV 9.6 on Linux, and sometime between
midnight and 4am in the morning, there's a job getting started that is
horking up some data. I've ch
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Subject: [U2] [UV] To Cron or Not To Cron?
I have a client system running UV 9.6 on Linux, and sometime between
midnight and 4am in the morning, there's a job getting started that is
horking up some data. I've checked cro
Hey Kev,
No, there isn't a native UV scheduler. But I would guess that most shops
have a roll-your-own job scheduler of some kind. I know we have one here
that was built in-house.
HTH,
Gordon
Gordon J. Glorfield
Sr. Applications Developer
MAMSI (A UnitedHealth Company)
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cd /etc
grep -r "programname" *
Glen
http://mvdevcentral.com
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If you were on UV 10, I'd say put an update trigger on the file and watch
what / who's doing it ..
-Chuck
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[UV] To Cron or Not To Cron?
I have a client system running UV 9.6 on Linux, and sometime between
midnight and 4am in the morning, there's a job getting started that is
horking up some data. I've checked cron and I'm not seeing anything
getting started there, any other ideas w
I have a client system running UV 9.6 on Linux, and sometime between
midnight and 4am in the morning, there's a job getting started that is
horking up some data. I've checked cron and I'm not seeing anything
getting started there, any other ideas where I should look? UV itself
doesn't have a sche
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