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Apple Computing Products:
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Equivalent of Windows Task Scheduler?
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<blockquote data-quote="wheelguy12" data-source="post: 1258269" data-attributes="member: 197775"><p>CronniX looks like a great way to create and manage cron jobs at the "user level". But, it appears to have no knowledge of "system level" cron jobs. Is there any way that I can at least see what all of the cron jobs are? </p><p></p><p>I tried using the root user to look at the /private/etc/periodic/* folder, as well as all of my user folders, but none of the files in those folders lists a job that I know for a fact runs every 5 minutes (the Prey theft finder app). I see cron running in the Activity Monitor, but not Prey, and I have no idea where all of the settings are located that cron is reading. I only know of the ones I described above.</p><p></p><p>Suggestions?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="wheelguy12, post: 1258269, member: 197775"] CronniX looks like a great way to create and manage cron jobs at the "user level". But, it appears to have no knowledge of "system level" cron jobs. Is there any way that I can at least see what all of the cron jobs are? I tried using the root user to look at the /private/etc/periodic/* folder, as well as all of my user folders, but none of the files in those folders lists a job that I know for a fact runs every 5 minutes (the Prey theft finder app). I see cron running in the Activity Monitor, but not Prey, and I have no idea where all of the settings are located that cron is reading. I only know of the ones I described above. Suggestions? [/QUOTE]
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