> 5. Redirect all of the output to /dev/null, and forget about it. You > should have a way to check that your scripts ran w/o checking your > email, so the email is just clutter. If you discover a problem, > you can rerun the job and look at the output.
Now I'm confused. You don't always rely on /etc/cron.daily script emails? What other reliable way is there to reliably/continually get updates? I got cron scripts doing remote backups and such. What is more convenient/safe to keep tabs on the operations than an email report? Chris -- [email protected] http://www.kernel-panic.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/kplug-list
