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I have a blind server that I would like to shut down at lets say 10.15 PM.
If I set CronX up like follows 15/10/*/*/* with the command 'shutdown -r now' it should reboot every day at 10.15 AM, correct? well is does not. I set this up in a user with admin privileges.
I also tried:
15/10/*/*/* with the command 'sudo shutdown -r now'. same result, nothing.
If I run 'sudo shutdown -r now' in Terminal it works but asks for password. is this why it does not work in CronX? no password?
I also tried to access the System cron tabs in CroniX, but it reports there is no such user.
Any tips or help?
If I set CronX up like follows 15/10/*/*/* with the command 'shutdown -r now' it should reboot every day at 10.15 AM, correct? well is does not. I set this up in a user with admin privileges.
I also tried:
15/10/*/*/* with the command 'sudo shutdown -r now'. same result, nothing.
If I run 'sudo shutdown -r now' in Terminal it works but asks for password. is this why it does not work in CronX? no password?
I also tried to access the System cron tabs in CroniX, but it reports there is no such user.
Any tips or help?
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