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If you used systemd instead of cron it would at least run as soon as it came back, if it was out when it should have run. That's usually sufficient for backups
by pkulak 7y ago
If you used systemd instead of cron it would at least run as soon as it came back, if it was out when it should have run. That's usually sufficient for backups and such.
- dleslie 7y agoBut then I'd have to run systemd. WSL's Ubuntu by default does not have systemd. #> systemctl System has not been booted with systemd as init system (PID 1). Can't operate.