Re: cron.daily running at 16:00 instead of 4:00(AM)?

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On Sat, Mar 08, 2003 at 08:34:55PM -0800, Wil Cooley wrote:
> 
> Has anyone else seen this?  I and another person were working on a pair
> of IBM ThinkPads on Friday--an R31 (his) and a T20 (mine), both of which
> are running Psyche, with some updates.  His went disk-mad about 16:00
> (while running nothing other than GNOME and some terminals) and I
> noticed shortly afterwards that mine was hitting the disk a lot and I
> checked 'top' and saw updatedb was running.  As you know, updatedb is
> run out of cron with run-parts at 4:02AM (well, when its turn comes).
> 
> We're set for PST, which is GMT-8, so I'm sure it wasn't just a timezone
> issue (otherwise it would have run at 20:00).  I see no updates to the
> cron or crontabs packages, nor does Bugzilla turn up.  Has anyone else
> seen this?
> 
> My laptop at least had been on for about an hour, so I don't think it
> was running out of anacron either.
> 


Well there are two possibilities. One notices that 4pm is 16 in the
24 hour clock. Also anacron runs up2date periodically on my machines
that are not up at 4 am and I ma not sure this happens immediately
on boot; but of this let me emphasize I am not sure.
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