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Friday, February 27, 2009
How to check if CRON service is running
You can make sure the cron service is running by running 'sudo /sbin/service crond restart'.
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BoomerBrian
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Why restart if it is running? You could just do:
'sudo /sbin/service crond status'
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Why restart if it is running? You could just do:
'sudo /sbin/service crond status'
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