Closed borzaka closed 4 years ago
That's true, but for the first time it won't be executed right away. The user has to wait until the last day of the week. I think on the first install user wants to use the list, and not wait.
@borzaka sudo whitelist/scripts/whitelist.sh
is enough to run the script, sudo ./whitelist.sh
is not necessary
@anudeepND Not from the "For Automated Update" section, because there is no cd whitelist/scripts
instruction there. So you need to change directory, or run the script by include the directory.
I think it is better to remove
sudo ./whitelist.sh
because the cron will execute the script and user need not have to manually execute the script, what do you think @borzaka @SuperSandro2000 ?