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Is there a good reason to have a 999 length command there though? Put it in a script if it has that much going on and then call the script instead.. This shoul
by mattkrea 10y ago
Is there a good reason to have a 999 length command there though? Put it in a script if it has that much going on and then call the script instead..
This should be documented but I don't see the big deal.
- nh2 10y agoUntil your embedded device running cron, say your pacemaker or "smart" fire alarm, chops off a part from the yearly `0 0 1 1 * very-long-command-to-stop-service; start-service`.
- mattkrea 10y agoAgain.. just seems like bad practice. cron ---- 0 0 1 1 * script.sh script.sh --------- #!/bin/bash very-long-command-to-stop-service start-service