crontab management
crontab management
(create-system-crontab system)
Create system crontab for the given name.
Create system crontab for the given name.
(create-user-crontab user)
Create user crontab for the given user.
Create user crontab for the given user.
(empty-settings)
Define empty crontab settings. This can be used to ensure that settings are available for crontab, independently of whether any are specified elsewhere.
Define empty crontab settings. This can be used to ensure that settings are available for crontab, independently of whether any are specified elsewhere.
(remove-system-crontab system)
Remove system crontab for the given name
Remove system crontab for the given name
(remove-user-crontab user)
Remove user crontab for the specified user
Remove user crontab for the specified user
(settings settings)
Define the crontab settings. The settings are a map from user name to a map of keyword argument values for remote-file content (under :user) and a map from system facility name to a map of keyword argument values for remote-file content
Define the crontab settings. The settings are a map from user name to a map of keyword argument values for remote-file content (under :user) and a map from system facility name to a map of keyword argument values for remote-file content
(system-crontabs & {:keys [action] :or {action :create}})
Write all system crontab files.
Write all system crontab files.
(system-settings name settings-map)
Define the system's crontab settings. The settings are a map of keyword argument values for remote-file content.
Define the system's crontab settings. The settings are a map of keyword argument values for remote-file content.
(user-crontabs & {:keys [action] :or {action :create}})
Write all user crontab files.
Write all user crontab files.
(user-settings user settings-map)
Define the user's crontab settings. The settings are a map of keyword argument values for remote-file content.
Define the user's crontab settings. The settings are a map of keyword argument values for remote-file content.
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