February 19, 20188 yr Community Expert Simply trying to port over all my crons from the go file to /boot/config/plugins/ and it simply won't have it. This shouldn't be too complicated but yet.. From what I understood: Created a dir under plugins: /boot/config/plugins/cronjobs Slapped a test cron file with .cron extension, call it : test.cron * * * * * /usr/bin/touch /tmp/test_cron_ok &> /dev/null root@Tower:/boot/config/plugins/cronjobs# ls -al drwxrwxrwx 2 root root 4096 Feb 19 09:35 ./ drwxrwxrwx 21 root root 4096 Feb 19 08:56 ../ -rwxrwxrwx 1 root root 49 Feb 19 09:38 test.cron* Then ran update_cron and don't see anything in /etc/cron.d/root and it would appear that the cron job didn't run as well. Thoughts ? Edited February 19, 20188 yr by joelones
February 19, 20188 yr Its actually because of how safemode is handled. unRaid won't process a .cron file unless the plugin referred to in /boot/config/plugins/cronjobs is installed (in this case, cronjobs is the plugin) Pop your .cron files into /boot/config/plugins/dynamix and you'll be good. Or alternatively, schedule your scripts with the user scripts plugin
February 19, 20188 yr Author Community Expert 1 hour ago, Squid said: Its actually because of how safemode is handled. unRaid won't process a .cron file unless the plugin referred to in /boot/config/plugins/cronjobs is installed (in this case, cronjobs is the plugin) Pop your .cron files into /boot/config/plugins/dynamix and you'll be good. Or alternatively, schedule your scripts with the user scripts plugin Thanks, it appears to run now. Does the running of the job get put in any log for debug purpose? Edited February 19, 20188 yr by joelones
February 19, 20188 yr 4 hours ago, joelones said: Does the running of the job get put in any log for debug purpose? Only if you have logging within your job
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