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Is there a way to remove "Cron <root@hostname>" from the subject line of |
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crontab mail without piping each cron job to 'mail'? |
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I set 'usermod -c hostname root' on each of my systems so that the From: |
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line displays "hostname" for crontab mail. This works on each system |
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except the mail server itself which still shows "Cron Daemon". Can crontab |
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mail from the mail server be made to display From: "hostname" like the |
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other systems? |
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I'm not completely clear on how cronbase works. Can this crontab be |
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integrated into the system crontab via cronbase or should it be run as a |
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separate user crontab for root? |
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0 4 * * * layman -NS && eix-sync -n && eix-remote update -n |
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15 4 * * * emerge -pvDuN world |
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20 4 * * * eclean -C distfiles |
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30 4 * * * eclean -C packages |
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40 4 * * * eix-test-obsolete |
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45 4 * * * revdep-rebuild -ip |
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- Grant |
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