====== Anacron ======

A system that goes to sleep (suspend) cannot run regularly scheduled cronjobs. Fortunately anacron is already installed, and runs the scripts in ''/etc/cron.daily'', ''/etc/cron.weekly'', and ''/etc/cron.monthly'' in the hour after the system wakes up.

The problem is that these scripts run as ''root'' rather than a regular user. You can use ''sudo'' to run parts of the script as another user.

<code>
#!/bin/bash

set -eo pipefail

sudo -u ian -i <<SUDO
<executed as non-privileged user>
SUDO
</code>

Remember to ''chmod'' this shell script.

<code>
chmod u+x /etc/cron.daily/script
</code>