Joseph Huckaby

Well, I think I can answer your first question at least. When using the Shell Plugin, which I assume you are doing, there is a second process in play. Cronicle...

So, the important thing to understand about Cronicle is, it doesn't run commands as "you". It runs them in a sort of "blank" shell that has none of your environment...

I'm so sorry 😞 I don't know what else to try, as this seems really specific to your unique setup 😞 This output is very typical when the SSH command...

Thank you for the issue report. I am sorry this is happening to you. Cronicle tries to "guess" the server's internal LAN IP by scanning all the interfaces returned by...

You're using "detached mode", which comes with some big tradeoffs. One of which is, job completion is only checked every minute, not in real time. This is because the processes...

Hmmm, I have no idea, but do check out @mikeTWC1984's fork over at: https://github.com/cronicle-edge/cronicle-edge/tree/main/Docker He seems to have multi-server docker figured out quite nicely (using swarm).

Unfortunately, this would be extremely difficult to achieve. Cronicle measures server CPU and memory on each server by actually measuring the jobs it has running there, and the CPU/memory of...

> Would it be possible to bypass this function entirely and inject some custom code/function on each node? Well, I think you probably could hack something in there. But first...

> I can definitely wait until next year - we don't have this feature in our current job scheduling - but I'm also very comfortable with Node so I may...

> Using /host_proc/stat for CPU stats the catch is that the values are all totals since the system was booted, so you need to track the last values to be...