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Some processing in the cron task occasionaly produce output that result in an e-mail being sent. On our fleet, it happens less than 1 time a day, and only contain 1 or more of the following line: ``` libpng warning: iCCP: known incorrect sRGB profile ``` These warning are not actionable, so we can probably just ignore them.
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But a real issue will be swallowed, right? |
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But nobody read these messages, they just pill-up in the user mailbox locally 🤷. Do you prefer that we add a parameter to forward these messages to a real user? |
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Some processing in the cron task occasionaly produce output that result
in an e-mail being sent.
On our fleet, it happens less than 1 time a day, and only contain 1 or
more of the following line:
These warning are not actionable, so we can probably just ignore them.