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Using cron
cron
is disabled by default, as it runs a large number of tasks that lead to unnecessary resource consumption.
However, if you need
cron
in your content, it is easy to enable! Just add the following to your content's
startup script
:
1
sudo systemctl unmask cron
2
sudo systemctl enable --now cron
Copied!
cron
will now be up and running:
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