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For those of you using SSD's - TRIM support..

TheEther
I added the following lines to my /etc/crontab to run SSD TRIM cleanup on the primary mount points in my UTM weekly.  The fstrim command is included with the OS and does not appear to run automatically from what I could tell.  If someone know better, let me know..

@weekly  root /sbin/fstrim /
@weekly root /sbin/fstrim /boot
@weekly root  /sbin/fstrim /opt/inst
@weekly root /sbin/fstrim /var/log
@weekly root /sbin/fstrim /tmp

Thought I'd share..

Bryan


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    You might find your crontab entries are gone.  /etc/crontab appears to be regenerated every ~5 minutes.

    Creating /etc/crontab.local (or another new crontab.* name) with the desired entries should get them spun into the frequently regenerated /etc/crontab.

    (Based on 9.1)
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    You might find your crontab entries are gone.  /etc/crontab appears to be regenerated every ~5 minutes.

    Creating /etc/crontab.local (or another new crontab.* name) with the desired entries should get them spun into the frequently regenerated /etc/crontab.

    (Based on 9.1)
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