^^&&^^

Edit File: imunify360.cron

#!/bin/bash
#
# imunify360 daily cron jobs.
#
# Usage:
#   ./imunify360.cron [<logfile>]
#
# if logfile is not specified, the output will be discarded
log=${1:-/dev/null}
sh_update_call=${2:-no} # Skips check-domains call and returns return code

main()
{
    /usr/libexec/report-command-error /opt/imunify360/venv/bin/python3 /opt/imunify360/venv/share/imunify360/scripts/delay_on_cron_call.py

echo "Starting daily imunify360 cron jobs at $(date)"
    if [ "$sh_update_call" = "no" ]; then
      /usr/bin/imunify360-agent check-domains
      echo "imunify360-agent check-domains RC: $?"
    fi

PACKAGES="imunify360-firewall \
              ai-bolit \
              alt-php-hyperscan \
              imunify-release \
              imunify-common \
              imunify-notifier \
              imunify-core \
              imunify-realtime-av \
              imunify-ui \
              imunify360-venv \
              cloudlinux-backup-utils \
              imunify360-ossec \
              imunify360-pam \
              imunify360-php-i360 \
              imunify360-webshield-bundle \
              imunify360-unified-access-logger \
              imunify-antivirus \
              imunify-auditd-log-reader \
              minidaemon \
              alt-php-internal \
              app-version-detector"

/usr/libexec/report-command-error /usr/bin/yum update --assumeyes $PACKAGES

UPDATE_RC=$?
    echo "yum update RC after: $UPDATE_RC"

# do not try to update the package if it is not installed
    echo "Checking if imunify-patchman is installed"
    if rpm -qi imunify-patchman; then
        # do not update obsoleted packages by default
        /usr/libexec/report-command-error /usr/bin/yum update --setopt=obsoletes=0 --assumeyes imunify-patchman
        UPDATE_RC=$(( $UPDATE_RC + $? ))
        echo "yum update imunify-patchman RC after: $UPDATE_RC"
    fi

echo "Finished daily imunify360 cron jobs at $(date)"

if [ "$sh_update_call" = "yes" ]; then
        exit $UPDATE_RC
    fi
}

main >> "$log" 2>&1