SUSE switched to using run-parts
and by default it ignores files with .
in the name. See man run-parts
.
You can always manually test what happens
run-parts --test --debug /etc/cron.weekly
SUSE switched to using run-parts
and by default it ignores files with .
in the name. See man run-parts
.
You can always manually test what happens
run-parts --test --debug /etc/cron.weekly