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How did you disable it?

The reason the cron exists is because deleted apache log files kept being around in the file system and / is rather small. It's one of those band aids that stay as the work around doesn't hurt that much. But we should move to 15.1 - o3 doesn't show this bug.

coolo wrote:

How did you disable it?

commenting out the line in the cron file:

# cat /etc/cron.d/restart_apache
#SHELL=/bin/bash
# okurz: 2019-08-17: disabled as per
# https://progress.opensuse.org/issues/55658
#0 0 * * * root systemctl restart apache2.service 

The reason the cron exists is because deleted apache log files kept being around in the file system and / is rather small.

I see. I felt confident do disable the above as currently I am monitoring OSD anyway at least on a daily base, including the space on / which I also handled just recently in #55463 . It's good we have thruk/nagios/check_mk :)

It's one of those band aids that stay as the work around doesn't hurt that much. But we should move to 15.1 - o3 doesn't show this bug.

I know. I also wondered why we don't need it on o3. One more reason for doing the upgrade soon. I guess I can pick this up. I also wondered for #54902 already if the situation might change on 15.1.

I'm just asking how you disabled it, because apache was still restarted last night

well, as I can see now I did not actually save the file. So next midnight apache should not restart.