Initially noticed on systems with SELinux in enforcing mode
The cron jobs are created in a user file, i.e. /var/spool/crontabs/root. This results in the need to add pass-throughs for unconfined files, whereas /etc/cron.d/ would be a better suitable placement.
This does not really break things, so this can be considered a feature request.
Initially noticed on systems with SELinux in enforcing mode
The cron jobs are created in a user file, i.e. /var/spool/crontabs/root. This results in the need to add pass-throughs for unconfined files, whereas /etc/cron.d/ would be a better suitable placement.
This does not really break things, so this can be considered a feature request.