crontab -l

List the contents of your crontab -- unfamiliar jobs should be double-checked.

Submitted by redaudit 2 years 21 weeks ago – Made popular 2 years 20 weeks ago
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/usr/bin/rsync -rave "/usr/bin/ssh -l username" /home/username servername:/home/username/ 2 years 18 weeks ago: Synchronize files from your user home folder to a remote server using ssh for encryption. Replace username with your own user account and servername with the IP or domain of the remote server.

For convenience, add this command to your crontab (assuming you have passwordless ssh setup).

Requires rsync be installed:
Red Hat Enterprise Linux and rebuilds: yum install rsync
Ubuntu and Debian: apt-get rsync
dir /od 2 years 25 weeks ago: List files from earliest to latest date.
lsof -i 2 years 27 weeks ago: List all opened Internet and x.25 (HP-UX) network files.
wmic process list brief 2 years 25 weeks ago: Shows a brief listing of running Windows processes.
wmic computersystem list brief 2 years 25 weeks ago: Show basic Windows system information including Domain, Manufacturer, Model, and Name. Important to know if you are running inside of a Virtual Machine.
wmic startup list full 2 years 25 weeks ago: Use wmic to display full details of Windows start up processes.

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