crontab related

[chandrakant_4]

There are two normal user or admin user created his entry in crontab file one is put entry for #init 6 and other user put entry for #init 0. both entry excution time is same..

The question is, which one entry is exuted ist..

Thanks in advance

[Torsten.]

Would you please post these lines?

[Hakki Aydin Ucar]

this is interesting situation and as far as I know unix have some remedies to protect overlapping cronjobs. Check this :

http://docs.hp.com/en/B2355-90682/queuedefs.4.html

and recommend this one:

http://www.unix.com/shell-programming-scripting/25228-overlapping-executing-time-jobs-crontab.html

[Suraj K Sankari]

HI,
Remember always the admin/root user is having more privileged then normal user.

>>The question is, which one entry is exuted ist..

admin

Suraj

[Dennis Handly]

>his entry in crontab file one is put entry for #init 6 and other user put entry for #init 0. both entry execution time is same.

I'm not sure why you mention crontab and init in the same question?

If you want to order the two, you should fiddle with the times.

[OldSchool]

lets see,

you've got 2 unnamed users,
possibly admin or normal user so you might have a mix???

running an init command out of cron? at the same time?

I think you broke my crystal ball...