Sounds good here. All saupdate does is a very lightweight DNS check. On Thu, Dec 31, 2020, 19:54 Kenneth Porter <sh...@sewingwitch.com> wrote:
> With the discussion of the KAM channel and Fedora's sa-update script that > uses directory-based channel configuration, I went snooping into their > script and systemd units. It looks like sa-update.cron has a 2-hour random > delay before it looks for updates. I'm thinking it would be nice to move > that delay into the systemd timer unit using the RandomizedDelaySec > feature. This would allow the script to be run from the command line for > immediate testing without waiting for the delay. The delay would be done > by > systemd, instead. The delay in the script should be configurable and able > to be disabled in /etc/sysconfig/spamassassin, anyway. (For example, if it > was to be used with the pre-systemd RHEL 6.) I'm throwing this here in > case > anyone sees a reason not to do this, before opening a bugzilla. > >
