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Rather than mess with esoteric crontab schedule entries, have your script check for a file and to not do a full run if the file is present. Then, schedule a second script in cron to create that file on Sunday at the time you want the other script to stop, and then another script 2 hours later in cron to remove the file.
That way, you can be flexible about ...
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This means that a cronjob was run for the user svn-autoreleasedeb. You can search for cronjobs for a specific user in
/etc/crontab
/etc/cron.d
and with the command crontab -u svn-autoreleasedeb -e
If you really want to disable the cronjob then, just comment the lines with a # in front.
Additional information can be found in the manpages of cron and ...
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I don't believe there is any good GUI to do this on the local system, but maybe something has been added since I last looked.
I know SetACL can be used to modify the access control list of a service. Here is an example from the documentation about how to grant the ability to start/stop the Windows Time service domain1\group1. SetACL is pretty easy to use.
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You can natively set permissions on services by editing the SDDL strings using SC.exe. There are several articles online that go through the details. Although using that method works, it's very tedious, error-prone and can be different depending on the OS. I haven't used SetACL Studio, but it looks pretty comprehensive based on their site.
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