2012/5/5 Ferenc Kovacs <tyr...@gmail.com> > Do you use absolue paths for the binaries? > the value of PATH can be different for the cron > I use absolute paths for all binaries. And there is no error in both 2 cases (manually & automatically).
I just fix permissions (sudo chown -R apache:apache phpdoc-all/) to be sure. And I just run an update manually. Must wait for the next automatic update to see if svn up . is executed with success > 2012.05.05. 12:07, "Yannick Torrès" <yannick.tor...@gmail.com> ezt írta: > > 2012/5/5 Rasmus Lerdorf <ras...@lerdorf.com> >> >>> On 05/05/2012 01:26 AM, Yannick Torrčs wrote: >>> > I just don't know what's appends with the editor. >>> > When I start the cron job manually, all is right ; svn up is OK, and >>> all >>> > revision tools works perfectly. >>> > But when the same cron job start automatically, svn up is "not done" or >>> > done with error, don't know. >>> >>> >> Hi Rasmus, >> >> >>> Usually that is caused either by a permission problem or running >>> something that requires a controlling tty. I doubt your cron job >>> requires the latter. So, for the former, are you running your cron job >>> as the same user that cron runs it as when you run it manually? And if >>> so, does the environment match? >>> >> >> The cronjob is running automatically as user "apache", and when I start >> it manually, I use also this user. >> I will check if I found some permission problem. >> >> >> >>> >>> -Rasmus >>> >> >>
