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How to stop crond.reboot being created after a machine restart so that “@reboot” cronjobs run correctly
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I have a cronjob that will run on an Ubuntu machine @reboot. The run works fine however this machine is dynamically spun up etc which includes a reboot. On reboot the machine creates a crond.reboot file. The machine needs to be rebooted later on which happens through jenkins however the cron jobs don't run due to the @reboot. Is there a way that I can stop the crond.reboot file from being created entirely?
Thanks for the help.
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I have a cronjob that will run on an Ubuntu machine @reboot. The run works fine however this machine is dynamically spun up etc which includes a reboot. On reboot the machine creates a crond.reboot file. The machine needs to be rebooted later on which happens through jenkins however the cron jobs don't run due to the @reboot. Is there a way that I can stop the crond.reboot file from being created entirely?
Thanks for the help.
ubuntu cron ubuntu-16.04 crontrigger
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I have a cronjob that will run on an Ubuntu machine @reboot. The run works fine however this machine is dynamically spun up etc which includes a reboot. On reboot the machine creates a crond.reboot file. The machine needs to be rebooted later on which happens through jenkins however the cron jobs don't run due to the @reboot. Is there a way that I can stop the crond.reboot file from being created entirely?
Thanks for the help.
ubuntu cron ubuntu-16.04 crontrigger
I have a cronjob that will run on an Ubuntu machine @reboot. The run works fine however this machine is dynamically spun up etc which includes a reboot. On reboot the machine creates a crond.reboot file. The machine needs to be rebooted later on which happens through jenkins however the cron jobs don't run due to the @reboot. Is there a way that I can stop the crond.reboot file from being created entirely?
Thanks for the help.
ubuntu cron ubuntu-16.04 crontrigger
ubuntu cron ubuntu-16.04 crontrigger
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