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Re: tiny bug in ucrond
- To: alinden <http://www.localhost.de/~alinden>
- Subject: Re: tiny bug in ucrond
- From: http://dummy.us.eu.org/robert (robert)
- Date: Thu, 25 Jun 1998 10:21:55 -0400
- Cc: http://www.netcologne.de/~alinden
- In-Reply-To: <13713.27913.889024.685043@localhost>
- XX-from: http://dummy.us.eu.org/robert (robert)
> From: alinden <http://www.localhost.de/~alinden>
> Date: Thu Jun 25, 6:03am
>
> robert writes:
> >
> > There is a crontab file. It looks like it only has stuff from root's
> > crontab file -- I thought that that was normal. Is it?
>
> Should be that, only if you use crontab under your user account (or with
> -u) the crontab it creates has your user name, similar to dcron and most
> others. In vixiecron you can do something like 'su user%' from the root
> crontab to pipe into the su command and set another user. This doesn't
> work here, my idea was to use an option (-U=user) because the user appears
> correctly in the logfile then and it doesn't have to load an external
> program to run it.
>
> > It says "5 jobs registered". I haven't counted the actual number of jobs,
>
> Sounds correct. If I understand you right, it didn't install your private
> (non-root) crontab?
Right.
> This should appear if you use crontab <file>
> or crontab -e under your user account. Is the directory with crontabs
> world readable
No. I'll do this as well.
> and the crontab command suid root?
Yes.
> Thanks for reporting bugs!
Thanks to you for the software!
> Alexander