1 This is a home of all the cronjobs that are being ran periodically
2 to handle various maintenance tasks. The *check scripts belong
3 to crontab and usually run the main scripts iteratively per-repository.
5 * fixupcheck.sh: You DO NOT NEED these if you have pushing turned off
6 OR use different permission control than Group. Otherwise, you need
7 to copy fixup* over to ~root and run them from root's crontab. (They
8 are completely self-contained so that you can easily review them.)
9 * gitwebcache.sh: You should call this from crontab if showing project
10 list takes too long time when it's not cached; you should call this
11 in an interval of about a half of the cache lifetime (by default
13 * jobd/jobd.sh -q --all-once: You should call this to avoid infinitely
14 growing repositories and refresh mirrored projects if you are not
15 running jobd all the time.