verita84_uwu, 4 months ago lol SystemD replaced CRON https://www.maketecheasier.com/use-systemd-timers-as-cron-replacement/
lol SystemD replaced CRON
https://www.maketecheasier.com/use-systemd-timers-as-cron-replacement/
dj, 4 months ago @verita84_uwu It works and it pairs nice with a service but it's more complicated and you have to reference documentation each time you use it.
@verita84_uwu It works and it pairs nice with a service but it's more complicated and you have to reference documentation each time you use it.
verita84_uwu, 4 months ago @dj Do you actually use it over cron? I bet it runs bash scripts more reliable
@dj
Do you actually use it over cron? I bet it runs bash scripts more reliable
dj, 4 months ago @verita84_uwu No, I prefer Cron but I made one once for fun. The oncalendar format is a pita.
@verita84_uwu No, I prefer Cron but I made one once for fun. The oncalendar format is a pita.
verita84_uwu, 4 months ago @dj I looked at the arch wiki and other tutorials and nowhere do they say how to run a command or script with it. none of it makes sense
I looked at the arch wiki and other tutorials and nowhere do they say how to run a command or script with it. none of it makes sense
dj, 4 months ago @verita84_uwu Lol, it doesn't do anything except point to a service and tell it when to run. Certbot is a good example of one you probably have.
@verita84_uwu Lol, it doesn't do anything except point to a service and tell it when to run. Certbot is a good example of one you probably have.
verita84_uwu, 4 months ago @dj Double the work? hahahahahaha
Double the work? hahahahahaha
Humpleupagus, 4 months ago It's an improvement on cron.* *if you like poorly documented daemons with multiple service files that take 5 times the time to set up. I've never had an issue with cron. It's simple and it works.
It's an improvement on cron.*
*if you like poorly documented daemons with multiple service files that take 5 times the time to set up.
I've never had an issue with cron. It's simple and it works.
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