That site had a few associated Cron jobs that I would have expected to be removed along with the account. (no passwd entry) ORPHAN (no passwd entry) ORPHAN (no
I also placed one liners in /etc/cron.d or /var/spool/cron/crontabs with the name of the user, but the effect was the same just like if I modified this base crontab file: cron jobs not will be executed: I've created a cron job that runs every minute to run the script. INFO (pidfile fd = 3) Dec 24 11:17:46 raspberrypi cron[324]: (pi) ORPHAN (no passwd entry) Dec Re: [Freeipa-users] cron reports "ORPHAN (no passwd entry)" for the @reboot jobs Harald Dunkel [Freeipa-users] freeipa password policy ( hsitory ) getting reset with password reset Rakesh Rajasekharan; Re: [Freeipa-users] is it possible to use 'ipa-replica' to syncuserbetween different suffix AD and IPA domain? Matrix The mask it uses is 533 and the resulting masked permissions must be 400, which means that it will allow read (4) or read/write (4+2) bits for the owner of the file, and no more than read (4) for group and other.
My system details and crontab entry is below: System details: Python: 2.7 OSX : 10.11 host$ crontab -l 11 11 13 10 4 2016 python pythonscript.py >> weekly.log | mail -s weekly.log myemail@.com Although when the crontab executes, the email sends me an email message with the subject line saying "weekly.log" with no body.
#5232 new [Atheros] Cron job seem not working. Reported by: Ken: Owned by: Keywords: cron: Cc: Description Oct 15 05:54:01 tyr crond[3510]: (miles) ORPHAN (no passwd entry) Oct 15 23:59:01 tyr crond[1701]: (miles) CMD (echo test) You'll notice that it didn't fire my cron job on the 14th, but also there are no other errors related to my user at the 23:59 time. I don't know if this is related but cron seems to be running as an orphan for some reason: Jan 1 00:01:43 petinga user.info syslog: cron : cron daemon successfully started Jan 1 00:01:43 petinga cron.info cron[1252]: (CRON) STARTUP (fork ok) Jan 1 00:01:43 petinga cron.info cron[1252]: (crontabs) ORPHAN (no passwd entry)
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Oct 15 05:54:01 tyr crond[3510]: (miles) ORPHAN (no passwd entry) Oct 15 23:59:01 tyr crond[1701]: (miles) CMD (echo test) You'll notice that it didn't fire my cron job on the 14th, but also there are no other errors related to my user at the 23:59 time.