Hourly high cpu and ram peaks

[josephgodwinke]

Cronjobs as root/admin

Hello @tyrannosaurhex To add, edit or change cronjobs for root user do this: ## nano for debian, vi for RHEL $ nano /var/spool/cron/crontabs/root || vi /var/spool/cron/crontabs/root However end users are not supposed to edit this file directly. Users should use crontab -e which sets up a temporary mirror of the file in /tmp without the DO NOT EDIT THIS FILE warning but hell edit it anyway. it does not hurt anyone

Use this to change the time the cronjob for bandwith and disk usage updates runs. You can run it once a day to the deterrent of you not seeing the most recent stats about bandwidth and disk usage until the following day