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Re: [SLE] cron jobs
- From: Bryce Hardy <cygnia@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 21 Jan 2004 21:13:23 -0800
- Message-id: <200401212113.23691.cygnia@xxxxxxxxx>
On Wednesday 21 January 2004 01:42 pm, Donald Henson wrote:
> > Took a quick look and didn't see anything there. If you're looking for a
> > graphical program try kcron. I'm guessing you can run it as root by
> > Alt-F2>>kdesu kcron. Try it and see.
> That looks like it might work. It actually came up without me being
> root. Perhaps I have to be root in order to save changes. Anyway, thanks
> for the pointer. I'll check it out.
I assumed that since you wanted a YAST program for cron that you were looking
to have cron jobs running as root for the whole system. You can run kcron as
a regular user also. That's how I wake up in the morning with a cron job to
play a song at 7 AM except on my two days off. But I have to make sure the
box is logged in as me overnight, or (again I'm guessing here, I'm no expert)
it won't go off.
--
Bryce Hardy (Santa Rosa, CA)
cygnia@xxxxxxxxx
> > Took a quick look and didn't see anything there. If you're looking for a
> > graphical program try kcron. I'm guessing you can run it as root by
> > Alt-F2>>kdesu kcron. Try it and see.
> That looks like it might work. It actually came up without me being
> root. Perhaps I have to be root in order to save changes. Anyway, thanks
> for the pointer. I'll check it out.
I assumed that since you wanted a YAST program for cron that you were looking
to have cron jobs running as root for the whole system. You can run kcron as
a regular user also. That's how I wake up in the morning with a cron job to
play a song at 7 AM except on my two days off. But I have to make sure the
box is logged in as me overnight, or (again I'm guessing here, I'm no expert)
it won't go off.
--
Bryce Hardy (Santa Rosa, CA)
cygnia@xxxxxxxxx
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