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I've noticed that one of my scripts aren't running and found that it is on last Feb 21.



Checked it on the cron logs and found this one:



Feb 21 16:07:21 callertag-cc01 crontab[18564]: (ctapp) REPLACE (ctapp)

Feb 21 16:08:01 callertag-cc01 crond[848]: (ctapp) RELOAD (/var/spool/cron/ctapp)


I think someone edit it and replaced it or even delete the data in crontab. Is this true? If not, can you explain what this log is showing?



Note: The Date-Time is exactly right when I Stop receiving the SMS every day.






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    I've noticed that one of my scripts aren't running and found that it is on last Feb 21.



    Checked it on the cron logs and found this one:



    Feb 21 16:07:21 callertag-cc01 crontab[18564]: (ctapp) REPLACE (ctapp)
    
Feb 21 16:08:01 callertag-cc01 crond[848]: (ctapp) RELOAD (/var/spool/cron/ctapp)


    I think someone edit it and replaced it or even delete the data in crontab. Is this true? If not, can you explain what this log is showing?



    Note: The Date-Time is exactly right when I Stop receiving the SMS every day.






    linux centos scripting cron







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      I've noticed that one of my scripts aren't running and found that it is on last Feb 21.



      Checked it on the cron logs and found this one:



      Feb 21 16:07:21 callertag-cc01 crontab[18564]: (ctapp) REPLACE (ctapp)
      
Feb 21 16:08:01 callertag-cc01 crond[848]: (ctapp) RELOAD (/var/spool/cron/ctapp)


      I think someone edit it and replaced it or even delete the data in crontab. Is this true? If not, can you explain what this log is showing?



      Note: The Date-Time is exactly right when I Stop receiving the SMS every day.






      linux centos scripting cron







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      I've noticed that one of my scripts aren't running and found that it is on last Feb 21.



      Checked it on the cron logs and found this one:



      Feb 21 16:07:21 callertag-cc01 crontab[18564]: (ctapp) REPLACE (ctapp)
      
Feb 21 16:08:01 callertag-cc01 crond[848]: (ctapp) RELOAD (/var/spool/cron/ctapp)


      I think someone edit it and replaced it or even delete the data in crontab. Is this true? If not, can you explain what this log is showing?



      Note: The Date-Time is exactly right when I Stop receiving the SMS every day.






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