# CloudLinux lve-utils: recreate cron flock lock files root-only (0600) on # each boot. /run is tmpfs, so the package-install-time pre-create does not # survive a reboot; this restores the restrictive perms before cron runs and # prevents an unprivileged local user from holding a lock to DoS the cron job. f /run/cloudlinux_clean_hosting_packages.cronlock 0600 root root - f /run/cloudlinux_panel-detect.cronlock 0600 root root - f /run/cloudlinux_cldetect.cronlock 0600 root root - f /run/cloudlinux_summary.cronlock 0600 root root - f /run/cloudlinux_summary_rpm.cronlock 0600 root root - f /run/cloudlinux_domains_collector.cronlock 0600 root root - f /run/cloudlinux_reset_effective_cache.cronlock 0600 root root - f /run/cloudlinux_cldiag.cronlock 0600 root root - f /run/clean_packages.cronlock 0600 root root - f /run/setup_cl_plus.cronlock 0600 root root - f /run/edition_watcher.cronlock 0600 root root - f /run/cloudlinux_kill_php_script.cronlock 0600 root root - f /run/cloudlinux_processpaneluser.cronlock 0600 root root - f /run/cloudlinux_crash_check.cronlock 0600 root root - # %post `cldetect --detect-edition` flock lock (rpm_post.sh), not a cron job. f /run/cl_detect_for_users.cronlock 0600 root root -

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