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    How to delay a service for 30 mins?

    Hey peeps,

    I would love to know how to keep IO hogging services like Crashplan delayed for a while so my boot up is smooth and problem free.

    Thanks for all the help.

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    Re: How to delay a service for 30 mins?

    Where is crashplan called from? Open a terminal and post:


    Code:
    cat /etc/crontab
    If it is a service that is called during a bootup script, then you will either have to modify the script, or if it is a compiled binary, then you will have to write to the authors and have them change it.
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    Re: How to delay a service for 30 mins?

    It's in /etc/init.d, so I have to modify the script.

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    Re: How to delay a service for 30 mins?

    Put something like this in /etc/init.d/crashplan
    Code:
    start)
          echo $SCRIPTNAME start >/dev/null | at now + 30 minutes 
          ;;
    Add the blue part if you don't want to get an email each time crashplan starts.
    Last edited by schragge; February 28th, 2013 at 03:10 AM.

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