It would be good to add a parameter NICE in /etc/default/cron which gets fed to start-stop-daemon's -N option, if set and != 0. Cronjobs aren't interactive by definition, so they usually don't need to run with the same priority as interactive jobs.
It would be good to add a parameter NICE in /etc/default/cron which gets fed to start-stop-daemon's -N option, if set and != 0. Cronjobs aren't interactive by definition, so they usually don't need to run with the same priority as interactive jobs.