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Discussion in 'General Discussion' started by Djelibeybi, Oct 12, 2002.

  1. Djelibeybi

    Djelibeybi Well-Known Member

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    Anyone successfully managed to get a WHM-managed server to auto-reboot via Crontab? Any suggestions welcome.
     
    #1 Djelibeybi, Oct 12, 2002
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    I was jus wondering this same thing to,
     
    #2 hypedave, Oct 12, 2002
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    I used to run a server which I needed to reboot every 6 hours. I ran the following via cron:

    1. pico/vi /etc/crontab
    2. * 03 * * * root reboot

    This would reboot your server everyday at 3 AM
     
    #3 BJMG, Oct 12, 2002
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    Djelibeybi Well-Known Member

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    Ok, I tried that crontab entry and it seemed to reboot my server over and over again from 3am to 4am. :) Not quite what I had in mind. Am I doing something wrong?
     
    #4 Djelibeybi, Oct 23, 2002
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    The * 03 * * * means to perform the task every minute for the 3am hour.
    It should be 0 03 * * * which means only at exactly 3am.
     
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    #5 PWSowner, Oct 25, 2002
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    How about put it under /etc/cron.daily ?

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    #6 ptez, Jun 22, 2003
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    Just curious.... is there some reason you want your server to auto-reboot?

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    #7 compunet2, Jun 22, 2003
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