Hi, are you sure that " and * are not somehow removed / expanded ?
To test, put the wget command into a shell script and start that script in the crontab. Does this make a difference ? Regards, Tim On 12/17/19 2:55 PM, Álvaro Pinel Bueno wrote: > Hello, > > I realized using wget secheduled in cron always ask to my dns > server local-hostname resolution. > > If I try in bash it doesn't happen but in root cron I receive in my dns > server at first the resolution of the hostname of the host with the cron > scheduled and after the resolution of the domain indicated in the > wget command. > > For example: > > *alv4ro@dummy# crontab -l* > *# m h dom mon dow command* > ** * * * * **/usr/bin/wget -q --no-check-certificate -O - > --user-agent=WgetDummy/1.1 --post-data > "user=example&password=passexample&host=domain.com > <http://domain.com>&ip=" "https://otherdomain.com/plain/ > <https://otherdomain.com/plain/>"* > > In my dns server I receive: > *1. dummy resolution* > *2. otherdomain.com <http://otherdomain.com> resolution* > > It's that ok? > > Is there any way to disable this behavior? > > Thanks in advance, > > alv4ro. >
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