I guess I haven't been following the thread very closely, but have you
tried looking at root's crontab? Run
crontab -e
as root and see what's there. Also, if this is RedHat, look at the
cronjobs in /etc/cron.{hourly|daily|weekly|monthly} and see if there is
anything weird in those.
Gabe
On Thu, Nov 30, 2000 at 02:17:06PM -0600, mjn wrote:
> > >Probably not a good idea to rename init then. If it does reboot, it needs
> > >that command to boot properly.
> > >
> > renaming init will break more than reboot.
>
> /var/log/cron contains:
>
> CRON (11/24-06:58:46-398) STARTUP (fork ok)
>
> Which, unfortunately corresponds to the restart of cron during
> boot. Where else might i find clues as to the problem? /var/log/messages
> seems to not be logging on a high enough level...
>
>
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