scheduling
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What do you mean by "check the scheduling"? If you want to see currently running processes, then try "top" and "ps" commands (in terminal window).
"top" will show you a table similar to the task manager in windows, showing the processes and CPU load. Use "ps", if you need to get more info about a particular process. Another tool, "uptime" can be also an option, but "top" already includes that info - CPU load and usage. Hope, I answered you question. |
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Look at "ls -ld /etc/cron*" as in both the directories and the files to see schedules for most system tasks. As root check /var/spool/cron/tabs to see whether other more specific jobs are scheduled, and if so for who and at which times. man cron for details. Cheers, Tink |
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