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cat /etc/cron.d/fcheck
#
# Regular cron job for the fcheck package
#
30 */2 * * * root test -x /usr/sbin/fcheck && if ! nice ionice -c3 /usr/sbin/fcheck -asxrf /etc/fcheck/fcheck.cfg >/var/run/fcheck.out 2>&1; then mailx -s "ALERT: [fcheck] `hostname --fqdn`" root </var/run/fcheck.out ; /usr/sbin/fcheck -cadsxlf /etc/fcheck/fcheck.cfg ; fi ; rm -f /var/run/fcheck.out
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hellojoker@hellojoker-P5W-DH-Deluxe:~$ cat /etc/fcheck/fcheck.cfg
# FCheck.cfg
#
# Directories to be monitored are shown below. Multiple entries may be used
# by using the following 'keyword=variable' format:
#
# [Directory=(path/name)]
# [Directory=(path/name)]
# ...
#
# If you want recursive direcotry monitoring, place a / at the end of
# the directory name, otherwise the script will interpret the entry as a
# single file or single directory to monitor.
#
# For example the entry "Directory=/usr"
# will watch everything in the /usr directory
#
# and the entry "Directory=/etc/passwd"
# will monitor only the password file.
#
# while the entry "Directory=/usr/"
# will watch everything in the /usr directory, and everything
# recursively under it, (I.E. /usr/bin..., /usr/local/..., etc.)
#
Directory = /
Directory = /etc/
Directory = /bin/
Directory = /sbin/
Directory = /lib/
Directory = /usr/bin/
Directory = /usr/sbin/
Directory = /usr/lib/
# Optionally may want to add the following:
#Directory = /usr/
#Directory = /usr/X11R6/bin
#Directory = /usr/X11R6/lib
#Directory = /var/
# WARNING
# Use the following exclusions with care,
# only include log files that are constantly undating and are known to
# be written to frequently otherwise you can defeat the purpose of fcheck
# by excluding too much...
#
# Specific files, and/or directories can be excluded.
#
# If used, configure them as full paths and their filenames. Directory
# names must have a "/" appended to the end of its filename in the exclude
# section.
#
Exclusion = /tmp/
Exclusion = /var/
Exclusion = /lib/udev/devices/
Exclusion = /run/
# Other common paths you may need to exclude
#Exclusion = /etc/mtab
#Exclusion = /etc/resolv.conf
#Exclusion = /etc/cups/cupsd.conf
#Exclusion = /etc/cups/cupsd.conf.O
#Exclusion = /etc/cups/printers.conf
#Exclusion = /etc/cups/printers.conf.O
#Exclusion = /etc/ld.so.cache
#Exclusion = /etc/network/run/ifstate
#Exclusion = /etc/adjtime
#Exclusion = /etc/motd
#Exclusion = /etc/default/ntpdate.dhcp
#Exclusion = /etc/ntp.conf.dhcp
#Exclusion = /etc/logcheck/
#Exclusion = /etc/.bzr/
#Exclusion = /etc/.git/
#Exclusion = /etc/.hg/
#Exclusion = /etc/.etckeeper
#Exclusion = /etc/.gitignore
# Miscellaneous settings are passed to fcheck from here.
#
# The "DataBase" keyword points to the absolute path/filename of the baseline
# database file, and is defined next.
#
DataBase = /var/lib/fcheck/fcheck.dbf
# If you are using a read-only location. You can write the database files to
# one location, and read from an alternate read-only (CD-ROM?) location.
#ReadDB = /usr/local/data/fcheck.dbf
#WriteDB = /usr/local/data/fcheck.dbf
# Your systems interface for passing messages to its log files, UNIX systems
# are typically found as "/usr/bin/logger".
#
# You could also send messages directly to a line printer if desired.
#
# Win32 platforms are forced to use line printers for now until a error
# logging module is created for NT platforms.
#
#Logger = /usr/bin/lpr
#
# As of version 2.7.50, you pass logger taglines (-t) options through here.
# Any other options can now be passed to third party loggers, scripts, etc.
Logger = /usr/bin/logger -tfcheck
#AuthLogger = /usr/bin/logger -tfcheck -pauth.info
#AuthLogger = /usr/bin/logger -tfcheck -pauth.notice
# This is the system command to determine a files type. Used to determine
# pipes, major/minor numbers.
#
# Only useful on Unix platforms, not portable to Windows (yet?!?!).
FileTyper = /usr/bin/file
# You may optionally set your hostname from the configuration file if FCheck
# is unable to determine it on its own.
#
#HostName = "Mikes"
# You may optionally set the system type from the configuration file if
# FCheck is unable to determine it on its own.
# Currently the only accepted option her is "System = DOS", otherwise FCheck
# will default to a UNIX system.
#
#System = UNIX
# This must be set only for readability by you. It in no way effects the scan
# function of FCheck. It only changes what is presented to the end user, so
# the times that are presented to you may not be accurate if not set.
TimeZone = GMT
# This is used only if you require/desire a hash signature to also be generated
# for each file by use of the '-s' flag. If you do not use the (s)ignature
# flag, then the following variable setting will not impact fcheck in any way.
#$Signature = /usr/bin/sum
#$Signature = /usr/bin/cksum
#$Signature = /usr/bin/md5sum
$Signature = /usr/bin/sha256sum
# Include an optional configuration file.
# [CFInclude = (path/config_file_name)]
#CFInclude
# Used for individual file checking (I.E. Possibly FCheck databases!)
#
File = /var/lib/fcheck/fcheck.dbf
# Used for local settings
#
CFInclude = /etc/fcheck/fcheck.local.cfg
#
# End of FCheck.cfg file
#
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hellojoker@hellojoker-P5W-DH-Deluxe:~$ cat /etc/crontab
# /etc/crontab: system-wide crontab
# Unlike any other crontab you don't have to run the `crontab'
# command to install the new version when you edit this file
# and files in /etc/cron.d. These files also have username fields,
# that none of the other crontabs do.
SHELL=/bin/sh
PATH=/usr/local/sbin:/usr/local/bin:/sbin:/bin:/usr/sbin:/usr/bin
# m h dom mon dow user command
17 * * * * root cd / && run-parts --report /etc/cron.hourly
25 6 * * * root test -x /usr/sbin/anacron || ( cd / && run-parts --report /etc/cron.daily )
47 6 * * 7 root test -x /usr/sbin/anacron || ( cd / && run-parts --report /etc/cron.weekly )
52 6 1 * * root test -x /usr/sbin/anacron || ( cd / && run-parts --report /etc/cron.monthly )
#
spiegati meglio, è la prima volta che lo sento direhellojoker ha scritto: Grazie vaillant, probabilmente mi sono espresso male, ma non mi riferivo a quello, nel senso vorrei rendere meno frequente l'avvio di fsck (in background) non all'avvio
quel 30 */2 significa ogni due ore quando i minuti sono 30.hellojoker ha scritto:Codice: Seleziona tutto
cat /etc/cron.d/fcheck # # Regular cron job for the fcheck package # 30 */2 * * * root test -x /usr/sbin/fcheck && if ! nice ionice -c3 /usr/sbin/fcheck -asxrf /etc/fcheck/fcheck.cfg >/var/run/fcheck.out 2>&1; then mailx -s "ALERT: [fcheck] `hostname --fqdn`" root </var/run/fcheck.out ; /usr/sbin/fcheck -cadsxlf /etc/fcheck/fcheck.cfg ; fi ; rm -f /var/run/fcheck.out
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cat /etc/cron.d/fcheck
#
# Regular cron job for the fcheck package
#
0 */6 * * * root test -x /usr/sbin/fcheck && if ! nice ionice -c3 /usr/sbin/fcheck -asxrf /etc/fcheck/fcheck.cfg >/var/run/fcheck.out 2>&1; then mailx -s "ALERT: [fcheck] `hostname --fqdn`" root </var/run/fcheck.out ; /usr/sbin/fcheck -cadsxlf /etc/fcheck/fcheck.cfg ; fi ; rm -f /var/run/fcheck.out
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