For those here, Give fcron a try [0]. It’s way simpler than systemd-timers , syntax is very similar to cron , but its just as powerful as systemd-timers (if not

For those here, Give fcron a try [0]. It’s way simpler than systemd-timers , syntax is very similar to cron , but its just as powerful as systemd-timers (if not more). I’ve been using fcron a lot recently as a cron replacement and its really good. Even works in non systemd systems too :D Its 100x easier to debug , comes with a cli tool to give you info on when its gonna run , you can force it to run immediately in cli during tests and debugging of the cron job, can literally save you a loooot of time and is mostly an almost drop-in replacement of cron. [0] http://fcron.free.fr http://fcron.free.fr