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cronie appears to run spontaneously #110
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What do you mean by "my crontab"? There are various crontabs that are parsed and handled by cronie. |
/etc/crontab is the sole crontab on my system to my knowledge. Are you suggesting there is a hidden crontab somewhere? |
There is nothing in /etc/cron.d/ ? |
Interestingly, there is, a file named 0hourly. Its content is
Which I assume means it will trigger the scripts in /etc/cron.hourly. However, the scripts in there aren’t the ones being duplicated. They’re in /etc/cron.daily. Here is a system showing when they're running
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Here’s a system with no /etc/crontab file
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If you look into cron.hourly, you'll see something more there. |
A-ha! Anacron is indeed there and the /etc/anacrontab does indeed run all the cron scripts. Thank you for figuring that out! |
I’ve been noticed duplicates of files after cronie runs in the middle of the night. So I made a test and sure enough, cronie runs in response to my crontab and it runs a second time, on its own executing the programs in /etc/cron.daily. When I deleted my crontab, it still ran what was in cron.daily. What’s triggering it to run on its own apparently?
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