REBOOTMGR.CONF(5)
π REBOOTMGR.CONF(5) π
okay bestie, this is the rebootmgr.conf(5) manual page, and it's literally all about the Reboot Manager configuration files π
no cap.
β¨ NAME β¨
rebootmgr.conf β Reboot Manager configuration files π«Ά
πΈ SYNOPSIS πΈ
the config file locations are these, bestie:
/etc/rebootmgr/rebootmgr.conf/run/rebootmgr/rebootmgr.conf/usr/share/rebootmgr/rebootmgr.conf/etc/rebootmgr/rebootmgr.conf.d/*.conf/run/rebootmgr/rebootmgr.conf.d/*.conf/usr/share/rebootmgr/rebootmgr.conf.d/*.conf
π DESCRIPTION π
these configuration files control and define the reboot policy for rebootmgrd(8) β¨ like, that's their whole main character job.
π OPTIONS π
the following options are available in the rebootmgr section:
window-start=β the format ofwindow-startis the same as described insystemd.time(7), except that timezones are not supported π
no timezone support, periodt.<red>do not come for the timezones here</red>π
window-duration=β the format ofwindow-durationis[XXh][YYm]β³strategy=β this entry specifies the reboot strategy. for a list of valid strategies and their meaning, look at therebootmgrd(8)manual page π
π EXAMPLE π
π« Example 1. Example configuration file π«
in this example, the machine will reboot between 03:30 and 05:00 o'clock in the morning π
iconic.
/etc/rebootmgr/rebootmgr.conf:
[rebootmgr]
window-start=03:30
window-duration=1h30m
strategy=best-effort
π¦ SEE ALSO π¦
π AUTHOR π
Thorsten Kukuk <kukuk@suse.com> π
made with π by the rebootmgr crew β source/version rebootmgr, dated 05/12/2025 πβ¨
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