Possibility to disable or hide CRON notification about starting one specific process
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Good evening, my question is as the title states. I was wondering if it is possible to having multiple cron jobs in crontab active, but only one of them starts each minute. The problem here is I wish to keep log of all others jobs informations with the exception of this only one.
Oct 25 14:50:01 dtest CRON[942]: (root) CMD (/usr/bin/python2.7 check.py > /dev/null 2>&1)
Currently I am getting flooded with all those lines, which made me curious if cron is able to supress a log entry for selected processes?
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Good evening, my question is as the title states. I was wondering if it is possible to having multiple cron jobs in crontab active, but only one of them starts each minute. The problem here is I wish to keep log of all others jobs informations with the exception of this only one.
Oct 25 14:50:01 dtest CRON[942]: (root) CMD (/usr/bin/python2.7 check.py > /dev/null 2>&1)
Currently I am getting flooded with all those lines, which made me curious if cron is able to supress a log entry for selected processes?
Thank You for the answers
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I don't thinkcronis designed to be configured to not log event triggers for only one specific event. You can either log, or not. If you want to tail the log and eschew those entries, you cantail -f logfile | grep -v 'python2.7 check.py'.
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Good evening, my question is as the title states. I was wondering if it is possible to having multiple cron jobs in crontab active, but only one of them starts each minute. The problem here is I wish to keep log of all others jobs informations with the exception of this only one.
Oct 25 14:50:01 dtest CRON[942]: (root) CMD (/usr/bin/python2.7 check.py > /dev/null 2>&1)
Currently I am getting flooded with all those lines, which made me curious if cron is able to supress a log entry for selected processes?
Thank You for the answers
debian cron syslog
asked 5 mins ago
RedS
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Good evening, my question is as the title states. I was wondering if it is possible to having multiple cron jobs in crontab active, but only one of them starts each minute. The problem here is I wish to keep log of all others jobs informations with the exception of this only one.
Oct 25 14:50:01 dtest CRON[942]: (root) CMD (/usr/bin/python2.7 check.py > /dev/null 2>&1)
Currently I am getting flooded with all those lines, which made me curious if cron is able to supress a log entry for selected processes?
Thank You for the answers
debian cron syslog
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I don't thinkcronis designed to be configured to not log event triggers for only one specific event. You can either log, or not. If you want to tail the log and eschew those entries, you cantail -f logfile | grep -v 'python2.7 check.py'.
– DopeGhoti
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I don't thinkcronis designed to be configured to not log event triggers for only one specific event. You can either log, or not. If you want to tail the log and eschew those entries, you cantail -f logfile | grep -v 'python2.7 check.py'.
– DopeGhoti
2 mins ago
I don't think
cron is designed to be configured to not log event triggers for only one specific event. You can either log, or not. If you want to tail the log and eschew those entries, you can tail -f logfile | grep -v 'python2.7 check.py'.– DopeGhoti
2 mins ago
I don't think
cron is designed to be configured to not log event triggers for only one specific event. You can either log, or not. If you want to tail the log and eschew those entries, you can tail -f logfile | grep -v 'python2.7 check.py'.– DopeGhoti
2 mins ago
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I don't think
cronis designed to be configured to not log event triggers for only one specific event. You can either log, or not. If you want to tail the log and eschew those entries, you cantail -f logfile | grep -v 'python2.7 check.py'.– DopeGhoti
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