#!/bin/bash
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#                    Freedom in the Cloud
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# Cron functions
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# License
# =======
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# Copyright (C) 2014-2016 Bob Mottram <bob@robotics.uk.to>
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function cron_add_mins {
    if ! grep -q "${2}" /etc/crontab; then
        echo "*/${1}            * *   *   *   root ${2}" >> /etc/crontab
        systemctl restart cron
    fi
}

function randomize_cron {
    # The predictable default timing of Debian cron jobs might
    # be exploitable knowledge. Avoid too much predictability
    # by randomizing the times when cron jobs run
    if [[ $(is_completed $FUNCNAME) == "1" ]]; then
        return
    fi

    # randomize the day on which the weekly cron job runs
    randdow=$(($RANDOM%6+1))
    sed -i "s|\* \* 7|* * $randdow|g" /etc/crontab

    # randomize the time when the weekly cron job runs
    randmin=$(($RANDOM%60))
    randhr=$(($RANDOM%3+1))
    sed -i "s|47 6|$randmin $randhr|g" /etc/crontab

    # randomize the time when the daily cron job runs
    randmin=$(($RANDOM%60))
    randhr=$(($RANDOM%3+4))
    sed -i "s|25 6\t\* \* \*|$randmin $randhr\t* * *|g" /etc/crontab

    # randomize the time when the hourly cron job runs
    randmin=$(($RANDOM%60))
    sed -i "s|17 \*\t|$randmin *\t|g" /etc/crontab

    # randomize monthly cron job time and day
    randmin=$(($RANDOM%60))
    randhr=$(($RANDOM%22+1))
    randdom=$(($RANDOM%27+1))
    sed -i "s|52 6\t|$randmin $randhr\t|g" /etc/crontab
    sed -i "s|\t1 \* \*|\t$randdom * *|g" /etc/crontab

    systemctl restart cron

    mark_completed $FUNCNAME
}

# NOTE: deliberately there is no "exit 0"