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Ok, please follow the "recipe" for simulating the problem: 1. Create a file /tmp/test1 with following content (file attached also) - : #!/bin/bash echo "Hi, I'm sleeping for 60 seconds..." for i in {1..12} do echo "sleeping..." sleep 5s done echo "all Done." 2. Give file permissions 755. 3. Copy file to /tmp/test11, /tmp/test2, /tmp/test22 (without the extension!). 4. Create four webmin scheduled cron jobs, for every of those four files with schedule at midnight only. 5. Click on "No" to run /tmp/test11,...

Ok, please follow the "recipe" for simulating the problem: 1. Create a file /tmp/test1 with following content (file attached also) - : #!/bin/bash echo "Hi, I'm sleeping for 60 seconds..." for i in {1..12} do echo "sleeping..." sleep 5s done echo "all Done." 2. Give file permissions 755. 3. Copy file to /tmp/test11, /tmp/test2, /tmp/test22 (without the extension!). 4. Create four webmin scheduled cron jobs, for every of those four files with schedule at midnight only. 5. Click on "No" to run /tmp/test11,...

Ok, please follow the "recipe" for simulating the problem: 1. Create a file /tmp/test1 with following content (file attached also): !/bin/bash echo "Hi, I'm sleeping for 60 seconds..." for i in {1..12} do echo "sleeping..." sleep 5s done echo "all Done." Give file permissions 755. Copy file to /tmp/test11, /tmp/test2, /tmp/test22 (without the extension!). Create four webmin scheduled cron jobs, for every of those four files with schedule at midnight only. Click on "No" to run /tmp/test11, then return...

Ok, please follow the "recipe" for simulating the problem: 1. Create a file /tmp/test1 with following content: #!/bin/bash echo "Hi, I'm sleeping for 60 seconds..." for i in {1..12} do echo "sleeping..." sleep 5s done echo "all Done." 2. Give file permissions 755. 3. Copy file to /tmp/test11, /tmp/test2, /tmp/test22 (without the extension!). 4. Create four webmin scheduled cron jobs, for every of those four files with schedule at midnight only. 5. Click on "No" to run /tmp/test11, then return to...

/usr/bin/wget -q --timeout=0 https://api.xxxxx-server.com/checkPrices/11 I have changed server name for privacy - it is not public server anyway. This script takes long time to run on server side (one hour or more).

/usr/bin/wget -q --timeout=0 https://api.xxxxx-server.com/checkPrices/11 I have changed server name for privacy. This script takes long time to run on server side (one hour or more).

Hello, Ilia, I have other server with Webmin 1.960 and just replicated the problem. So this is not new version bug. I just had no commands, that are almost same (with just one digit added). I'm pretty sure /checkPrices/1 job is/was not running, as every run is logged and trey run only at evening/night. I suppose this is related to almost same commands, as incorrectly marked "running" cron is with similar command, as actually running cron, just without last one symbol. So I believe it should be "regexp...

Scheduled Cron Jobs: Incorrect Running status