Show currently running cron jobs
 

For the life of me i cant find the proper command for showing running cron jobs.

Anybody know who to list currently running crons?

List crontabs for user which are located in /var/spool/cron/crontabs.

I don't know of any command or way to list actual running cron jobs, unless you grep running process for crond and if it's running presume that all user's cron jobs are in fact running, or will run at the specified time unless there's a problem with the job. crond just runs every minute looking for crontabs to execute.

Have you tried looking for a process group with root's /usr/sbin/cron process as the leader? I'm a bit busy right now to test the idea.

Run ps -ejH to test catkin's theory

You may have also system wide (not user's jobs) cron jobs stored at /etc/cron.hourly, cron.daily, cron.weekly, cron.monthly and crond.d.

Well, running cronjobs will be in your process table. So you could keep an eye on them with ps(1), as mentioned.

You could also tail /var/log/cron (depending on distro).

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goto /var/spool and type

it will show the cron jobs for daily,monthly,weekly etc

Thanks for all the reply's, and i will try the suggestions.