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  • Remove default usage

    Could you please stop the default action of replace without warning? Thanks!

    2008-10-22 19:13:56 UTC by nobody

  • Don't needlessly modify the auxiliary files

    lock.c, after opening the file that contains the time of last anacron run, changes the file's owner and mode (so it's 0600 and owned by the user running the process). This may be a good idea sometimes, when the file already has the required mode and uid (as is the case in 99% of the cases), it just means that anacron modifies the file for no good reason. In my machine, it means the drive spins...

    2008-07-30 03:17:20 UTC by monnier

  • Ansi code cleanup

    I observed a compile error and several warnings. I cleaned it almost all up (there wasn't much) leaving only the use of 'tempnam' which the linker complains is dangerous (security hole). Attached, the diff file for anacron2.3. Thanks! DG you can contact me if you wish at dgluss at dsmsolutionsinc dot com.

    2007-12-27 20:35:09 UTC by nobody

  • Discounting runs that failed

    Let's say I have a backup program that I want to run daily on my laptop. But the backup takes place over wifi to some local server. Currently, anacron will run the backup script once a day when the machine is running. But if the server is not available (e.g. I'm working without wifi connection) at the moment when the backup script is run, the backup will fail this day. What I'd like, is to...

    2007-01-29 17:47:58 UTC by monnier

  • Specify preferred times

    I like anacron's ability to try and do a daily backup even if the machine is never guaranteed to be up at any given time of day. But I wish I could tell it to prefer some hours over others. So for example, if the last backup took place at 2pm, it may still decide to do a backup at 4am (when it doesn't bother me at all) so as to avoid doing the next backup again at 2pm (when it can be...

    2007-01-29 17:40:22 UTC by monnier

  • Execute on the last day of the month

    It would be nice to be able to specify something like this in a crontab: 59 23 -1 * * foo The primary reason for doing so is so the script I use generates its timestamp before the end of the month for display purposes (which is beside the point). Currently I do this to achieve the same result:\ 59 23 27-31 * * foo.php foo.php: #!/usr/bin/php5

    2007-01-28 00:09:22 UTC by nobody

  • anacron

    shaleh committed patchset 9 of module anacron to the anacron CVS repository, changing 4 files.

    2000-10-18 14:43:38 UTC by shaleh

  • anacron

    shaleh committed patchset 8 of module anacron to the anacron CVS repository, changing 1 files.

    2000-06-24 20:17:31 UTC by shaleh

  • anacron

    shaleh committed patchset 7 of module anacron to the anacron CVS repository, changing 2 files.

    2000-06-24 18:50:42 UTC by shaleh

  • anacron

    shaleh committed patchset 6 of module anacron to the anacron CVS repository, changing 1 files.

    2000-06-22 23:16:42 UTC by shaleh

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