Unfortunately no one can be told what fun_plug is - you have to see it for yourself.
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In var/log/messages I spotted this:
Nov 2 01:59:00 CH3SNAS cron.notice crond[1601]: USER root pid 3200 cmd /usr/sbin/daylight &^M
Nov 2 02:00:01 CH3SNAS cron.notice crond[1601]: USER root pid 3208 cmd /usr/sbin/getdhcp&
Nov 2 02:10:01 CH3SNAS cron.notice crond[1601]: USER root pid 3250 cmd /usr/sbin/getdhcp&
Nov 2 02:20:01 CH3SNAS cron.notice crond[1601]: USER root pid 3292 cmd /usr/sbin/getdhcp&
Nov 2 02:30:01 CH3SNAS cron.notice crond[1601]: USER root pid 3334 cmd /usr/sbin/rtc -c^M
Nov 2 02:30:01 CH3SNAS cron.notice crond[1601]: USER root pid 3336 cmd /usr/sbin/getdhcp&
Nov 2 02:34:01 CH3SNAS cron.notice crond[1601]: USER root pid 3342 cmd /usr/sbin/rtc -s^M
Does the "^M", after daylight and rtc, suppose to be there?
When I type cat /var/spool/cron/crontabs/root the output is without ^M
but when I type vi /var/spool/cron/crontabs/root the editor shows the ^M is there!
I never edited the file /var/spool/cron/crontabs/root manually, so it wasn't me.
Do I need to correct this in some way and will it survive reboot?
Or is this perfectly normal?
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I removed all the ^M 's from the file root with vi editor.
vi /var/spool/cron/crontabs/root
After reboot all the ^M 's are back in place.
Because ^M looks the same like you edit file in Windows en copy file to NAS I think it's not OK to have them here.
Can somebody please check with vi if they also have the ^M 's in the above mentioned file?
Thx.
Last edited by perssinaasappel (2008-11-02 20:01:05)
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Yup, I got the ^Ms there too:
Nov 1 01:59:01 POLYHEX cron.notice crond[927]: USER root pid 6125 cmd /usr/sbin/daylight &^M
Nov 1 02:32:01 POLYHEX cron.notice crond[927]: USER root pid 6347 cmd /usr/sbin/rtc -s^M
Nov 2 01:59:01 POLYHEX cron.notice crond[927]: USER root pid 16833 cmd /usr/sbin/daylight &^M
Nov 2 02:30:01 POLYHEX cron.notice crond[927]: USER root pid 17042 cmd /usr/sbin/rtc -c^M
Nov 2 02:34:01 POLYHEX cron.notice crond[927]: USER root pid 17045 cmd /usr/sbin/rtc -s^M
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Thx, good to know.
Maybe a guru can tell us if this needs fixing?
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