On 30.04.19 20:18, Boylan, Ross wrote: > What is the result of having time randomization called repeatedly, with our > current setup? > If each randomization adds r seconds, r1 the first time, r2 the second, etc, > and t is the original time, is the result after repeated (n) randomizations > t+rn (the good case) > t+r1+r2+...+rn (bad case) > If r is always >=, as the message about adding time suggests, the bad case > will probably mean the timer never goes off. > If r can be negative, it means that the timer will go off at a wildly random > time.
You can check when the timer will fire: Use "systemctl status apt-daily.timer" I don't think the randomized time is accumulated. Or is this not the case for you? In that case, I would appreciate a log showing that behaviour. -- Why is it that all of the instruments seeking intelligent life in the universe are pointed away from Earth?
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