Simon: Created page with "== Cron Jobs == When creating a cron job using ''crontab -e'' always log in as ''sudo su'' first. This makes sure the tasks are run at the administrator level ---- == SQL Dump== Its in /home/hassio/temp as ''simon.sql'' == Find Command==

 find -iname temp.smb 2>/dev/null

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Created page with "== Cron Jobs == When creating a cron job using ''crontab -e'' always log in as ''sudo su'' first. This makes sure the tasks are run at the administrator level ---- == SQL Dump== Its in /home/hassio/temp as ''simon.sql'' == Find Command== <pre> find -iname temp.smb 2>/dev/null </pre>"

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== Cron Jobs ==

When creating a cron job using ''crontab -e'' always log in as ''sudo su'' first. This makes sure the tasks are run at the administrator level
----

== SQL Dump==
Its in /home/hassio/temp as ''simon.sql''

== Find Command==
<pre>
find -iname temp.smb 2>/dev/null
</pre>

Ubuntu notes - Revision history

Simon: Created page with "== Cron Jobs == When creating a cron job using ''crontab -e'' always log in as ''sudo su'' first. This makes sure the tasks are run at the administrator level ---- == SQL Dump== Its in /home/hassio/temp as ''simon.sql'' == Find Command==
find -iname temp.smb 2>/dev/null
"

Ubuntu notes - Revision history

Simon: Created page with "== Cron Jobs == When creating a cron job using ''crontab -e'' always log in as ''sudo su'' first. This makes sure the tasks are run at the administrator level ---- == SQL Dump== Its in /home/hassio/temp as ''simon.sql'' == Find Command== find -iname temp.smb 2>/dev/null "

Simon: Created page with "== Cron Jobs == When creating a cron job using ''crontab -e'' always log in as ''sudo su'' first. This makes sure the tasks are run at the administrator level ---- == SQL Dump== Its in /home/hassio/temp as ''simon.sql'' == Find Command==
find -iname temp.smb 2>/dev/null
"