I need to investigate why it outputs nothing. Are you running qbittorent and qbt on the same machine and on the default port? If not, you may need to explicitly specify --url parameter in the command if running from crontab.Sign up for free to join this conversation on GitHub. Already...
This is a very old question but the problem is still present in 12.0 so, here's a workaround. You just have to hit Odoo with a scheduled task in the background. If you're using Linux, you're in luck as this is fairly easy with crontab. Here's a rule: ...
Hi all. Could anyone explain me why this simple cron job doesnt work: % whoami system % crontab -l * * * * * /usr/bin/touch /home/system/foo 7. Shell Programming and Scripting loop doesnt work It just does the break...even though the files are not the same... # Compare extr...
I think the larger point was is there anything in that file that requires sudo then? The first couple of lines are a prompt/keep-alive for a sudo session. 👍 1 mathiasbynens added a commit that referenced this issue Apr 9, 2016 brew.sh: Remove useless use of `sudo` … Verified ...
However, this is changing rapidly. Since 2022, Nvidia has been working on itsopen-source Nvidia driversfor its GeForce and Workstation GPUs. At the time of writing, Nvidia drivers are excellent. My current system running Garuda Linux is powered by an RTX 3060, and I haven’t noticed any ...
1)通过从运行服务器的同一主机连接到Redis,只需禁用保护模式,从环回接口发送命令“CONFIG SET protected mode no”, 但是,如果要从internet公开访问Redis,请确保这样做。使用配置重写将此更改永久化。 2) 或者,您可以通过编辑Redis配置文件,将protected mode选项设置为“no”,然后重新启动服务器来禁用保护模式。
Thanks but I did check beforehand and there was no crontab whatsoever running for any user on any machine in my cluster. Reply 4,621 Views 0 Kudos arald Super Collaborator Created 05-02-2018 01:23 PM and no user connected to the system to start jobs in your cluster? ...
2. OLDmessages (if you Keep them I have the crontab entry5,15,25,35,45,55 * * * * /usr/sbin/dmesg - >>/var/adm/messages )3. /var/tombstones4. /var/adm/crash5. /etc/shutdownlogLastly you might look at your accounting files./var/adm/pacct?? You might get a hint on what ...
I’ve learned always to check the crontab of the machine whatever the turd is deployed on. At least 75% of places I’ve worked over the years have a cron job that restarts some POS just so they don’t have to fix it. The last bit of C I built from scratch was a message ...
How do you know it's running properly when run manually? Did you check the output of either of these: Code: logrotate -d /etc/logrotate.conf # run in debug mode logrotate -v /etc/logrotate.conf # run with verbose messages Other than that I see 2 possible problems with your configuratio...