Problem

[Charly Baker]

Look in your cron logs to see what the last entry is.  This will give you an 
idea when it is shutting down.  Then you can check to see if other cron jobs 
start up around that time.

CB

On Tuesday 27 January 2004 12:11 pm, Fraser Campbell wrote:
> On Tuesday 27 January 2004 10:11, Sidney Shapiro wrote:
> > I have a Red Hat 7.3 server which has been shutting off in the middle of
> > the night for the past several days. Is there any way I can check a log
> > or somewhere else to find out what is going on? Where should I be
> > looking?
>
> If you really mean powering off then you're either having power failures or
> you're having problems.  If this is happening it's very unlikely that
> you'll find anything interesting in the logfiles.  Is the machine on a UPS,
> does it have a quality power supply?

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