Error?
Jim Salter
jim at jrssystems.net
Thu Apr 22 16:18:15 GMT 2004
I'd bet there's something else starting up rsync besides cron. Possibly
a script in periodic, possibly a startup/init script, possibly something
in another crontab, possibly inetd/xinetd.
Check ALL the possible locations for things that periodically get fired
off to startup programs, and get back with us - that means all the
crontabs, everything in init.d / rc.d or whatever your OS uses,
/etc/periodic if applicable, the AT queue, inetd, the whole nine. I
sincerely doubt that rsync itself is randomly firing off instances of
itself without being asked to.
Jim Salter
JRS Systems
> OK, I'm stumped.
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> Tim Conway
> Unix System Administration
> Contractor - IBM Global Services
> desk:3032734776
> conway at us.ibm.com
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> 1 2 * * * rsync --daemon
> 0 8 * * * killall rsync
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