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OS X 10.4.6<br />
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A root cronjob should run even if no user is logged in, correct? &nbsp;(I seem to be getting evidence to the contrary, but possibly I'm missing something).<br />
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Thanks<br />
Chuck
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OS X 10.4.6

A root cronjob should run even if no user is logged in, correct?  (I seem to be getting evidence to the contrary, but possibly I'm missing something).

Thanks
Chuck

root cronjob when logged out

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