commit 47422cdcbb6e130002e7f6d62df7c3a98fc06217
from: vincent.delft <vincent.delft@gmail.com>
date: Wed May  1 12:24:30 2024 UTC

remove nmctl which is no more used

commit - c5584d28d65b78971210718fc44f0120922d68c4
commit + 47422cdcbb6e130002e7f6d62df7c3a98fc06217
blob - e16405f350f2bfc12448ebe659cda50e6d715f4e
blob + df47808772304406ff93b736567d88c779349abd
--- vdcron.conf.8
+++ vdcron.conf.8
@@ -157,8 +157,9 @@ My personal config file for root is the following:
 $ doas more /etc/vdcron.conf                                                 
 +20180509/1 sh /etc/daily &
 Sunday/7 sh /etc/weekly &
-Always /usr/local/bin/nmctl -r -w 5 -R 5 >> /tmp/nmctl.log
 Always su - vi -c "/usr/local/bin/vdcron -s3 "
+Always pkg_info -m > /root/pkg_installed.txt
+Always /root/my_laptop_backup.sh
 .Ed
 .Pp
 With this config, I run my /etc/daily once per day in background. I run the weekly script every Sunday. If I do not open my machine on a Sunday, I accept to skip it until next Sunday. I always run my Network Manager script (details here http://www.vincentdelft.be/post/post_20180411). And finally, I always trigger vdcron for my own user: vi. The "-s3" means that I force a sleep to 3 seconds.