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Upstream confirmed that running multiple 'cron -n' processes is an intended behaviour: <cite> Yes, there is nothing that prevents you to run multiple 'cron -n' processes, although it is not so much useful as it would make the crontab entries to be also executed multiple times. As the 'cron -n' original and main purpose is debugging it actually makes sense though. </cite> As we are not able to reproduce it on Tumbleweed anymore, I would suggest to treat this issue for SLE12/Leap only for now. @maint-coord: Can you please add this bug to the list of the planned maintenance updates for SLE12? Thanks!