Override path like in zfs-auto-snapshot.cron.frequent#114
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Override path like in zfs-auto-snapshot.cron.frequent#114proudier wants to merge 1 commit intozfsonlinux:masterfrom
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This is not portable. Not all |
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Hi, I reproduce the same issue and have the same conclusion as this pull request! Can we merge that? Also about the non portable remark (@ahesford ) concerning => Maybe @proudier can you add that to your PR? |
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Using the installation method described in README on a fresh CentOS 8 install will result in the {hourly,daily,weekly,monthly} snapshots not being created while the 'frequent' ones are.
In the system log, one can read:
By default, the script is installed under
/usr/local/bin, which is not in the PATH when cron runs.This PR add a PATH declaration to the {hourly,daily,weekly,monthly} cron files, similar to the frequent one.