from cron at a different time than is listed in crontab. Any ideas on why this might have happened?
R ryan.overton Active Member Mar 3, 2006 35 0 156 Nov 6, 2006 #1 from cron at a different time than is listed in crontab. Any ideas on why this might have happened?
chirpy Well-Known Member Verifed Vendor Jun 15, 2002 13,437 33 473 Go on, have a guess Nov 6, 2006 #2 Most likely if your system clock shifted time, crond is usually reluctant to give up its grip on time differences and can show this behaviour. If the clock time on the server is correct, try restarting crond.
Most likely if your system clock shifted time, crond is usually reluctant to give up its grip on time differences and can show this behaviour. If the clock time on the server is correct, try restarting crond.
R ryan.overton Active Member Mar 3, 2006 35 0 156 Nov 8, 2006 #3 Now, last night, upcp didnt run at all, but it is set to run at 11:30 pm. The night before it ran at 3:30 am. The system time appears to be correct.
Now, last night, upcp didnt run at all, but it is set to run at 11:30 pm. The night before it ran at 3:30 am. The system time appears to be correct.
chirpy Well-Known Member Verifed Vendor Jun 15, 2002 13,437 33 473 Go on, have a guess Nov 9, 2006 #4 Did you restart crond?
P proksie Member Jul 16, 2003 18 0 151 Netherlands Nov 10, 2006 #5 chirpy said: Did you restart crond? Click to expand... I had another cron problem, but solved with this simple but effective answer!
chirpy said: Did you restart crond? Click to expand... I had another cron problem, but solved with this simple but effective answer!