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[opensuse] How to move the execution time of /etc/chron.daily
- From: Andreas <maps.on@xxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 06 Jan 2011 12:51:24 +0100
- Message-id: <4D25ACBC.6070700@gmx.net>
Hi,
my backup script is in /etc/chron.daily
Until the last boot of my "server" the backups got made around 3-4 am.
That was OK.
After the most recent reboot the time sits on 07.45am.
Thats bad because so it wont finish in time before the next updates get done.
How to move the execution time of /etc/chron.daily further back in the deep night hours?
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my backup script is in /etc/chron.daily
Until the last boot of my "server" the backups got made around 3-4 am.
That was OK.
After the most recent reboot the time sits on 07.45am.
Thats bad because so it wont finish in time before the next updates get done.
How to move the execution time of /etc/chron.daily further back in the deep night hours?
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