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User accretor
Incident Number 32603
Date 2002/09/23 13:50
Status Incident closed
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Product 9.0 BETA - Bug report
Architecture x86_32
Scope Administration

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accretor : 23/09/02 01:50 PM : Incident created
-   Hi!
After clean install (formatted the system partitions)
the slocate.cron in /etc/cron.daily is missing.

Was it corrected in RC3?
Cheers,
Michael

 
Linegod_7611 : 23/09/02 02:22 PM : Reply received
-   slocate.cron was moved to cron.weekly, since so many users with underpowered
machines complained that it took over the system if they didn't keep it on overnight.
Most people just move it from cron.weekly to cron.daily, if they want it done daily.

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accretor : 23/09/02 07:07 PM : More info provided
-   But then I shouldn't get a "warning" that my database is more than 8 days old, should I? (Remark: this laptop is not running everyday and not running linux everyday either)

 
Linegod_7611 : 24/09/02 06:02 PM : Reply received
-   Did you check to see if slocate was in /etc/cron.weekly ? And can you check the
timestamp on /var/lib/slocate/slocate.db

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accretor : 18/10/02 12:08 PM : Incident closed
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