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CRON running job not in my user's crontab file
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You read that right. It's the opposite of everyone's issue. I'm on a Pi 3 w/ Raspian
I have a cronjob that is running once when it is supposed to (9am, 0 9 * * *) and is running rogue again at 5:15pm. No command for it in the file at all. The afternoon one is likely me testing in the past but I can not find this job to delete it now. I looked in /var/log/syslog and confirmed it's my user (pi) that CRON is calling, but if it's not in the file I don't know what else to do. I've tried listing them all out and looking in the root's crontab and /etc/ and spools and everything I could Google. I don't think I would have done this anywhere other than the standard crontab -e
Any suggestions on what is going on here?
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You read that right. It's the opposite of everyone's issue. I'm on a Pi 3 w/ Raspian
I have a cronjob that is running once when it is supposed to (9am, 0 9 * * *) and is running rogue again at 5:15pm. No command for it in the file at all. The afternoon one is likely me testing in the past but I can not find this job to delete it now. I looked in /var/log/syslog and confirmed it's my user (pi) that CRON is calling, but if it's not in the file I don't know what else to do. I've tried listing them all out and looking in the root's crontab and /etc/ and spools and everything I could Google. I don't think I would have done this anywhere other than the standard crontab -e
Any suggestions on what is going on here?
cron raspberry-pi
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Do you have a system crontab running the job as well? I believe that would be/etc/crontabor under/etc/cron.d.
– Kusalananda♦
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You read that right. It's the opposite of everyone's issue. I'm on a Pi 3 w/ Raspian
I have a cronjob that is running once when it is supposed to (9am, 0 9 * * *) and is running rogue again at 5:15pm. No command for it in the file at all. The afternoon one is likely me testing in the past but I can not find this job to delete it now. I looked in /var/log/syslog and confirmed it's my user (pi) that CRON is calling, but if it's not in the file I don't know what else to do. I've tried listing them all out and looking in the root's crontab and /etc/ and spools and everything I could Google. I don't think I would have done this anywhere other than the standard crontab -e
Any suggestions on what is going on here?
cron raspberry-pi
asked Apr 11 at 1:51
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You read that right. It's the opposite of everyone's issue. I'm on a Pi 3 w/ Raspian
I have a cronjob that is running once when it is supposed to (9am, 0 9 * * *) and is running rogue again at 5:15pm. No command for it in the file at all. The afternoon one is likely me testing in the past but I can not find this job to delete it now. I looked in /var/log/syslog and confirmed it's my user (pi) that CRON is calling, but if it's not in the file I don't know what else to do. I've tried listing them all out and looking in the root's crontab and /etc/ and spools and everything I could Google. I don't think I would have done this anywhere other than the standard crontab -e
Any suggestions on what is going on here?
cron raspberry-pi
cron raspberry-pi
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Do you have a system crontab running the job as well? I believe that would be/etc/crontabor under/etc/cron.d.
– Kusalananda♦
Apr 11 at 5:52
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Do you have a system crontab running the job as well? I believe that would be/etc/crontabor under/etc/cron.d.
– Kusalananda♦
Apr 11 at 5:52
Do you have a system crontab running the job as well? I believe that would be
/etc/crontab or under /etc/cron.d.– Kusalananda♦
Apr 11 at 5:52
Do you have a system crontab running the job as well? I believe that would be
/etc/crontab or under /etc/cron.d.– Kusalananda♦
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/etc/crontabor under/etc/cron.d.– Kusalananda♦
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