Cron Daemon
cron automatically starts programs at specific times. Add new entries
with "crontab -e". (See "man 5 crontab" and "man 1 crontab" for
documentation.)
Under /etc, find the directories cron.hourly, cron.daily, cron.weekly,
and cron.monthly. Scripts and programs that are located there are
started automatically.
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Source Files
Filename | Size | Changed |
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cron.service | 0000000323 323 Bytes | |
cron_to_cronie.README | 0000000181 181 Bytes | |
cronie-1.7.2.tar.gz | 0000156043 152 KB | |
cronie-crond_pid.diff | 0000000410 410 Bytes | |
cronie-nheader_lines.diff | 0000002836 2.77 KB | |
cronie-pam_config-nonlogin.diff | 0000000528 528 Bytes | |
cronie-pam_config.diff | 0000000826 826 Bytes | |
cronie.changes | 0000054785 53.5 KB | |
cronie.spec | 0000009131 8.92 KB | |
deny.sample | 0000000006 6 Bytes | |
fix-manpage-replace-anacrontab-with-crontab.patch | 0000000837 837 Bytes | |
run-crons | 0000009105 8.89 KB | |
sample.root | 0000000720 720 Bytes | |
sysconfig.cron | 0000002392 2.34 KB |
Comments 3
Cronie 1.5.2-1 has been released; https://archlinux.pkgs.org/rolling/archlinux-core-x86_64/cronie-1.5.2-1-x86_64.pkg.tar.xz.html
Hi, since the latest update (1.6.0) it seems to require
debianutils
, albeit the changelog not showing it to be a recent addition in %post (looks like it's there since a longer time already?) - is this expected for such a common SUSE package? I could not quite make out which part in %post it is required for - but maybe I missed it!Hi!
This is the change from the changelog:
I have switched the cronie package to run-parts because it is a maintained script and it is used in various distributions, as opposed to run-crons which is SUSE specific. It fixes various shortcomings of run-crons, which got a couple of bugs reported in the last years. It is not needed in
%post
but it is a runtime dependency.