@rixx True but the implications of setting a systemd timer for "when Christmas is on a Tuesday" are terrifying.
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@rixx True but the implications of setting a systemd timer for "when Christmas is on a Tuesday" are terrifying. 6 comments
@lambisio @xahteiwi Not sure – I thought "* * 13 * 5" meant "both on Fridays and on the 13th of each month", and https://crontab.guru/#0_0_13_*_5 agrees. In any case a huge advantage of systemd timers is your ability to query them for next / scheduled / past runs like this fwiw. @rixx @xahteiwi That's weird. I mean, 30 6 * * * means "at 6:30" and not "every half hour and also at 6:00". So it'd be extra weird if dow/dom were specialcased that way. But even then, that doesn't justify "solving" the problem by subsuming it into systemd. Pretty sure there's like at leats other 200 tools to do the job. (No, NTP is *not* one of them!) |
@xahteiwi @lambisio I’ll grant you this one, but, like, that’s just the consequence of being able to select *either* a date or a weekday, which isn’t too wild.