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Fcron is a periodical command scheduler which aims at replacing vixie cron, so it implements most of its functionality. It does not assume that your system is running either all the time or regularly: you can, for instance, tell fcron to execute tasks every x hours y minutes of system uptime or to do a job only once in a specified interval of time. You can also set a nice value to a job, run it depending on the system load average, and much more.

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1.1.1

A symlink-related security bug was fixed. A configuration file is now used,
allowing multiple fcron processes to run concurrently with different
configurations. The "-m" option was added to control the number of serial jobs
which can be executed simultaneously. The "-n" option was added to create a new
spool directory. The command-line syntax of fcrontab has changed, so that you
can now specify a user without the "-u" option. It is now possible to put a
user name between the time/date fields and the shell command of a fcrontab line
(for Vixie cron format compatibility). This is equivalent to runas(user).
Support for Solaris and SysV was added, as well as early support for OpenBSD.
The installation scripts now use nsswitch.conf to detect if a user or a group
exists on the system, thus supporting naming services such as NIS and LDAP.
The man page and documentation are now installed by default in
$prefix/share/{man|doc}.
Tags: Development, Minor security fixes

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