Good morning/afternoon/evening...

I know this is not a nessus problem, but it is a long shot
that someone may have an idea. Nessus of course runs
flawlessly on a linux box I have. I run in command line
mode for several scans, which, when I enter by hand work
perfectly. I have even scripted some. Nothing strange or
unusual, just that I am lazy since we do the same scans
monthly..

If I put the same script into a cron entry and force it to
run via ksh instead of sh - (although it does not seem to
matter) the script gets a segmentation fault when it hits
the first nessus command.

has anyone run into things with cron causing something like
this? A perfectly working script/program that causes a seg
fault when run within cron?

thanks
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