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Thanks both of you guys for the suggestions. &nbsp;in this senario, i dont want any mail coming from cron because i need valid counts for how much mail goes through this box (since its secondary and shouldn't really get any email unless the primaries are down, i want to track how much mail bypasses the primary systems), but on other systems, i can see how disabling my &quot;check the queue&quot; scripts while leaving other, much more important scripts up can be useful. Thanks again both of you for your advice!
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Thanks both of you guys for the suggestions.  in this senario, i dont want any mail coming from cron because i need valid counts for how much mail goes through this box (since its secondary and shouldn't really get any email unless the primaries are down, i want to track how much mail bypasses the primary systems), but on other systems, i can see how disabling my "check the queue" scripts while leaving other, much more important scripts up can be useful. Thanks again both of you for your advice!

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It looks like every time my cron jobs run (which is every minute for one of them), they create an email and send it to the root@localmachine with the cron details. &nbsp;is there a way i can disable this? &nbsp;
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It looks like every time my cron jobs run (which is every minute for one of them), they create an email and send it to the root@localmachine with the cron details.  is there a way i can disable this?  

Cron Job Notifications

The variety of Linux distributions creates myriad issues relating to configuration and operations when computers are networked, not the least of which is the use of various network management applications, some of which are included with specific distributions, while others are standalone applications.