Aaron M. Ucko wrote:
> though there's still the alternative approach of having
> live.d.n's (and any other relevant systems') /etc/default/live-helper
> call set -x on behalf of the cron.daily script.
right, but then i would have to edit the defaults file, which i don't
want to :) (yes, I know I'm
Daniel Baumann <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> shit, that must have got re-imported again when having copied
> debian/cron.daily from examples/daily-cron.sh (in the examples, I'd like
> to keep -x as I do run them on live.d.n that way).
Fair enough, though there's still the alternative approach of
Aaron M. Ucko wrote:
> I still see the -x (and the consequent output) with 1.0~a8-1; could
> you please take another look?
shit, that must have got re-imported again when having copied
debian/cron.daily from examples/daily-cron.sh (in the examples, I'd like
to keep -x as I do run them on live.d.n
reopen 421105
found 421105 1.0~a8-1
thanks
Daniel Baumann <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> It was a leftover from a previous test-run, I removed it on Tuesday
> already in the SVN.
I still see the -x (and the consequent output) with 1.0~a8-1; could
you please take another look?
Thanks!
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Aaron
tags 421105 +pending
thanks
> /etc/cron.daily/live-helper starts with "#!/bin/sh -x"
It was a leftover from a previous test-run, I removed it on Tuesday
already in the SVN.
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Package: live-helper
Version: 1.0~a7-1
Severity: minor
/etc/cron.daily/live-helper starts with "#!/bin/sh -x", with the
result that it logs a trace of the commands it runs, which cron
proceeds to mail (along with any other cron job output). However, I
for one have no particular interest in such i
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