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Hello,

I need further clarification from this post: http://forums.amahi.org/viewtopic.php?f=13&t=3876

I attempted to change /etc/cron.daily to /usr/bin/greyhole --fsck --email-report --if-conf-changed --dont-walk-graveyard > /dev/null (thank you BigFoot for helping out here!)

but unfortunately it still doesn't send me a daily report, is there any way I can get it to do this?

Many thanks!

Hello,

I need further clarification from this post: http://forums.amahi.org/viewtopic.php?f=13&t=3876

I attempted to change /etc/cron.daily to /usr/bin/greyhole --fsck --email-report --if-conf-changed --dont-walk-graveyard > /dev/null (thank you BigFoot for helping out here!)

but unfortunately it still doesn't send me a daily report, is there any way I can get it to do this?

Many thanks!

/etc/cron.daily is a folder that contains scripts to be executed daily . What was suggested was to copy the greyhole object in the /etc/cron.weekly folder, called greyhole, into the daily folder, so that it is executed daily instead

not sure what you did from looking above but it seems a little scary to me.

Hello,

I need further clarification from this post: http://forums.amahi.org/viewtopic.php?f=13&t=3876

I attempted to change /etc/cron.daily to /usr/bin/greyhole --fsck --email-report --if-conf-changed --dont-walk-graveyard > /dev/null (thank you BigFoot for helping out here!)

but unfortunately it still doesn't send me a daily report, is there any way I can get it to do this?

Many thanks!

/etc/cron.daily is a folder that contains scripts to be executed daily . What was suggested was to copy the greyhole object in the /etc/cron.weekly folder, called greyhole, into the daily folder, so that it is executed daily instead

not sure what you did from looking above but it seems a little scary to me.

Only thing I changed from the weekly to the daily is "--email-report"

Hello,

I need further clarification from this post: http://forums.amahi.org/viewtopic.php?f=13&t=3876

I attempted to change /etc/cron.daily to /usr/bin/greyhole --fsck --email-report --if-conf-changed --dont-walk-graveyard > /dev/null (thank you BigFoot for helping out here!)

but unfortunately it still doesn't send me a daily report, is there any way I can get it to do this?

Many thanks!

/etc/cron.daily is a folder that contains scripts to be executed daily . What was suggested was to copy the greyhole object in the /etc/cron.weekly folder, called greyhole, into the daily folder, so that it is executed daily instead

not sure what you did from looking above but it seems a little scary to me.

Only thing I changed from the weekly to the daily is "--email-report"

but you copied the "greyhole" file from the weekly to the daily folder right?

and then edited that copy?

but you copied the "greyhole" file from the weekly to the daily folder right?

and then edited that copy?

Nope, I merely edited the copy that was in the daily folder (I'm assuming that's the midnight one)

but you copied the "greyhole" file from the weekly to the daily folder right?

and then edited that copy?

Nope, I merely edited the copy that was in the daily folder (I'm assuming that's the midnight one)

ahhh....ok. i undertsand now

did you setup email on the server? did you look to see if the root account got the email?

but you copied the "greyhole" file from the weekly to the daily folder right?

and then edited that copy?

Nope, I merely edited the copy that was in the daily folder (I'm assuming that's the midnight one)

ahhh....ok. i undertsand now

did you setup email on the server? did you look to see if the root account got the email?

Yup yup. Everything *seems* to work fine if I do a manual --fsck -e (I get an email, everything is wonderful), however can't quite seem to get it to send an email when it does it's midnight fsck. That's the bit that I'm (possibly) being a noob on.

are you sure it even ran?

--if-conf-changed --dont-walk-graveyard

those 2 options might have prevented it from running

are you sure it even ran?

--if-conf-changed --dont-walk-graveyard

those 2 options might have prevented it from running

I'll try taking those out. Many thanks!

Worked a beaut.

many thanks!