Hi guys!
Following the fix from the previous post, I noticed that I had to redo the fix every time I restarted my computer.
At a closer inspection of my boot output, I noticed that the crontabs folder is always created anew.
After some search, I noticed that it was set up to be in the temporary file system and was thus deleted every time the computer was restarted.
To fix this problem, do the following:
In terminal, cd to /etc and edit the file fstab using leafpad, or vi, or whichever editing tool you like.
In the file, look and check if you have a line that looks similar to this:
tmpfs /var/spool tmpfs defaults,noatime,size=512M,mode=1777 0 0
If you do, comment it by adding a # at the beginning or deleting the line entirely.
Save and restart.
Wednesday, November 12, 2014
Wednesday, November 5, 2014
[FIX] Starting deferred execution scheduler: atd failed!
If you have encountered the following error during boot time:
[FAIL] Starting deferred execution scheduler: atd failed!
Then you have come to the right place.
First thing you should try is to launch it manually from terminal:
/etc/init.d/atd start
If that gives you the same error, try the following in terminal:
atd -d
If you get an error that says that the folder atjobs is missing, then this is your problem. Navigate to the location where it says the folder is missing in, and then type:
mkdir atjobs
chown [your username] *
chmod 770 *
After that try to start the service again and it should work.
[FAIL] Starting deferred execution scheduler: atd failed!
Then you have come to the right place.
First thing you should try is to launch it manually from terminal:
/etc/init.d/atd start
If that gives you the same error, try the following in terminal:
atd -d
If you get an error that says that the folder atjobs is missing, then this is your problem. Navigate to the location where it says the folder is missing in, and then type:
mkdir atjobs
chown [your username] *
chmod 770 *
After that try to start the service again and it should work.
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