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December 10, 2006, 09:38:55 pm
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what is the crond meant in this log
Hi all,
In my linux machine always produce this log around 1minute, its will repeat doing session 'open' and 'closed' as below:
<38>crond(pam_unix)[4117]: session opened for user root by (uid=0)
<38>crond(pam_unix)[4108]: session closed for user root
Can someone explaine to me what is this log meant and why its always open and closed session?
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Bryan
December 11, 2006, 08:27:29 am
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Re: what is the crond meant in this log
Most likely that is from a cron job you have running as root. When the job starts, you get the session opened message, when it completes, you get the closed message.
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