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Topic: Stop MySQL Backup Daily Emails

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I just want to know what cron file to edit for the MySQL backups.  I do not need an email everyday about it.

I don't want to turn backups off, but remove the send email part.

Thank you.

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Re: Stop MySQL Backup Daily Emails

Append "> /dev/null" (without quotes) to backup command in root user's cron job. If no output generated, cron daemon will not send an email to root user.

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Re: Stop MySQL Backup Daily Emails

ZhangHuangbin wrote:

Append "> /dev/null" (without quotes) to backup command in root user's cron job. If no output generated, cron daemon will not send an email to root user.


I don't see a backup command, only cleanup.  I looked before I posted this.

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Re: Stop MySQL Backup Daily Emails

ZhangHuangbin wrote:

Append "> /dev/null" (without quotes) to backup command in root user's cron job. If no output generated, cron daemon will not send an email to root user.

Can you tell me which job specifically?  Most of the those go to null already.