On 10/02/2013 05:55 PM, Ranjan Maitra wrote:
Thanks! But this does not "work" either.
There may be a much easier way: before your cron job starts the update,
have it do this:
yum check-update > /tmp/updates.txt
Then, after the update, grep /tmp/updates.txt looking for kernel,
redirecting the output to /dev/null because all you need is the exit
status. If there are any matches, it returns 0 and the script can
notify you that it needs rebooting. (Sending email might be the best
way.) If not, it does nothing. And, the nice thing about this is that
it ends up being exactly one script, run once a day.
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