Brandon wrote:
It seems that this is no longer an issue. Anacron installs a script,
/etc/cron.d/anacron. Even if anacron does not run at startup, such
as if /etc/rc?.d/*anacron was removed, cron will start anacron at
7:30am each morning.
This won't work, because /etc/cron.d/anacron uses
It seems that this is no longer an issue. Anacron installs a script,
/etc/cron.d/anacron. Even if anacron does not run at startup, such
as if /etc/rc?.d/*anacron was removed, cron will start anacron at
7:30am each morning.
Does this bug need to still be open?
-Brandon
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