DNF Automatic reboot: 5-minute delay and wall by default

dnf/automatic/main.py

@@ -182,7 +182,7 @@ def __init__(self):
  self.add_option('network_online_timeout', libdnf.conf.OptionNumberInt32(60))
  self.add_option('reboot', libdnf.conf.OptionEnumString('never',
  libdnf.conf.VectorString(['never', 'when-changed', 'when-needed'])))
- self.add_option('reboot_command', libdnf.conf.OptionString('shutdown -r'))
+ self.add_option('reboot_command', libdnf.conf.OptionString('shutdown -r +5 \'Rebooting after applying package updates\''))
 
  def imply(self):
  if self.apply_updates:

doc/automatic.rst

@@ -96,9 +96,9 @@ Setting the mode of operation of the program.
  When the system should reboot following upgrades. ``never`` does not reboot the system. ``when-changed`` triggers a reboot after any upgrade. ``when-needed`` triggers a reboot only when rebooting is necessary to apply changes, such as when systemd or the kernel is upgraded.
 
 ``reboot_command``
- string, default: ``shutdown -r``
+ string, default: ``shutdown -r +5 'Rebooting after applying package updates'``
 
- Specify the command to run to trigger a reboot of the system. For example, add a 5-minute delay and a wall message by using ``shutdown -r +5 'Rebooting after upgrading packages'`` 
+ Specify the command to run to trigger a reboot of the system. For example, to skip the 5-minute delay and wall message, use ``shutdown -r``
 
 
 

etc/dnf/automatic.conf

@@ -28,7 +28,7 @@ apply_updates = no
 reboot = never
 
 # The command that is run to trigger a system reboot.
-reboot_command = "shutdown -r"
+reboot_command = "shutdown -r +5 'Rebooting after applying package updates'"
 
 
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