Subject: Remove cronjob is safe?
Date: Mon, Jul 19, 1999 at 12:30:32PM +0200
In reply to:andreas pålsson
Quoting andreas pålsson([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
> Hello.
>
> My logfiles are filled by the line "/USR/SBIN/CRON[7637]: (root) CMD
> (test -f /proc/modules && /sbin/rmmod -a)".
> And I find it be unnecessary to run any commands related to modules
> since I have no modules and no module-support in my kernel.
>
> Since "cron.d" seem to be something debian-specific my question is: Is
> it safe to delete the "/etc/cron.d/modutils", or is there a recommended
> debian-way to inactivate cronjobs that are not used?
Andreas
Rather then delete anything, it would be safer to change the name
then to remove it. mv /etc/cron.d/modutils /etc/cron.d/1.modutils.
This would probably create log messages as well so I don't know what
you would gain by removing the file or changing the name.
I myself would leave thing as they are, but its your system.
HTH, YMMV, HAND
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