I know in past version of Mac OS X, there were daily, weekly, and monthly routines run in the middle of the night. There were nice free apps out there like MacJanitor that was an easy to use interface just to run those and didn't bloat out to anything else.
Does Snow Leopard still run those? Is there a way to use Terminal to run those?
Does Console list when those were last run?
MBP 15-inch 2.66 GHz Intel Core i7 / 4GB SDRAM / AG Screen (Mid 2010),
Mac OS X (10.6.6),
iPhone 3GS (32GB), AEBS DB II (Late 2009), Apple Wired Keyboard/Mouse, ClamXav 2
That's correct. I never shut down my computer, only sleep. As Jeffery said, you shouldn't worry much about them. You know they are working. They will do their thing.
Yes, mine does run on time, even though I never fax. But again, I never shut down.
I've been reading the posts about Maintenance routines. Recently purchased a new IMac running 10.6.6 and am wondering if there is something I need to do to make sure these routines are running.
I thought I would let you know, since April 1st was the start of the month, I left in sleep mode and then Montly scripts ran. It appears, then, that if you leave your mac off at the time the scrips (daily, etc) should have run, they won't. But, if your Mac is in sleep mode, it WILL run upon waking.
Anyway, just wanted to report back about the scripts.