You could use minicron:

<shellcmd>rm /var/run/rebootme.pid; /usr/local/bin/minicron
86400 /var/run/rebootme.pid  /sbin/reboot</shellcmd>

Please test this on a non-production system - I haven't tested it.

Justin

On Thu, 2005-07-21 at 22:19 -0700, Michael Mee wrote:
> Is it possible to setup a regular reboot via <shellcmd>?
> 
> We have 1.2b9 running on a 32MB Soekris 4511 board with an ISP that 
> provides 2 minute DHCP leases(!).  And it seems that every lease renewal 
> chews a tiny bit of RAM. On the 64MB board we previously used this would 
> take weeks before becoming a problem, now it seems to take a couple of 
> days. (We're not entirely sure, still reading tea leaves, oops I mean 
> the remote syslog entries, looking for clues).
> 
> So ... we thought if it was simple enough, we'd add a shellcmd to reboot 
> the box every 24 hrs or so.
> 
> Has anyone tried this?  Did it work?  I'll write up whatver solution I 
> get so it can get added to the wiki and/or docs.
> 
> Thanks in advance!
> 
> cheers, michael
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