Is the RHEL 9.5 glibc update breaking your cron jobs too?

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Asked By CloudySkies89 On

I noticed a bug in the latest glibc update for RHEL 9.5 that causes core dumps for certain commands executed through userhelper, including cron jobs. For example, running `subscription-manager config --list` didn't work and failed silently with a non-zero exit code. Downgrading to the earlier version of glibc has fixed it for us, but I know there might be other workarounds. Anyone else experiencing this issue?

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Answered By DevOpsDude33 On

I’ve been dealing with the same glibc issue. This update really messed with my cron jobs, but downgrading fixed it. I hear using a systemd timer is a good alternative to cron if you're looking for other ways to schedule tasks.

SysAdminGal -

That's a solid suggestion! I might give systemd timers a try.

GadgetGeek10 -

Definitely! I’ve started using it too and it feels more reliable.

Answered By TechWizard42 On

Ugh, I feel you! Red Hat’s knowledge base behind a login is so frustrating. I had no problem accessing the link without logging in, though—maybe it's just a glitch?

SystemGnome -

I agree! If they want us to trust their resources, they shouldn't make it so hard to access them.

NinjaCoder77 -

Right? I could see the link just fine too. Strange if others can't.

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