Add check for systemd timers #27
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September 4, 2018 21:08
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If you decide to merge #26 (remove empty else) I will update my pull request accordingly. |
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Great addition! Now merged. Thanks for your work on this and apologies for the slow response. |
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This pull request adds support for listing systemd timers. These basically work similar to cron jobs which is why I included this check right after them. In my opinion, if cron jobs are enumerated, systemd timers should be as well.
There is an option to also view inactive timers which probably only decreases the signal to noise ratio so I only enabled this flag in thorough mode. If it's not set
systemctlhints at it (--all), which is useless for the LinEnum user so I hinted at the thorough mode instead.