← Back to context Comment by glandium 1 year ago At least systemctl status tells you when next the timer will trigger. Cron doesn't. 3 comments glandium Reply isodude 1 year ago Actually it does, have a look at cronnext glandium 1 year ago First time I hear about it. And it's not surprising, because it's not in cron. It's in cronie, and was "only" added in 2016. isodude 1 year ago I only found out last week!Was not aware that vixie cron was first released 1987(https://github.com/vixie/cron/blob/master/Documentation/Chan... 1.md), and still has fresh commits.
isodude 1 year ago Actually it does, have a look at cronnext glandium 1 year ago First time I hear about it. And it's not surprising, because it's not in cron. It's in cronie, and was "only" added in 2016. isodude 1 year ago I only found out last week!Was not aware that vixie cron was first released 1987(https://github.com/vixie/cron/blob/master/Documentation/Chan... 1.md), and still has fresh commits.
glandium 1 year ago First time I hear about it. And it's not surprising, because it's not in cron. It's in cronie, and was "only" added in 2016. isodude 1 year ago I only found out last week!Was not aware that vixie cron was first released 1987(https://github.com/vixie/cron/blob/master/Documentation/Chan... 1.md), and still has fresh commits.
isodude 1 year ago I only found out last week!Was not aware that vixie cron was first released 1987(https://github.com/vixie/cron/blob/master/Documentation/Chan... 1.md), and still has fresh commits.
Actually it does, have a look at cronnext
First time I hear about it. And it's not surprising, because it's not in cron. It's in cronie, and was "only" added in 2016.
I only found out last week!
Was not aware that vixie cron was first released 1987(https://github.com/vixie/cron/blob/master/Documentation/Chan... 1.md), and still has fresh commits.