On Tue, 30 Jun 1998, Slyglif Cain wrote:
->Actually, the problem is the script. When you do "sh <filename>" from
->a command prompt, you are explicitly telling Linux what shell to use.
->For the script to work from crontab, you have to be able to type
->"<filename>" (no alias for sh) to run the command from a prompt. To
->make this happen, you MUST put "#!/bin/sh" as the first line of the
->script.
*** So why is it I have #!/bin/sh as the first line in any script and it
still doesn't work? BTW, even with that line in the script, I still have
to type sh [script] in order to run it.
Zoki.
> If it says "requires Windows 95
or better", install Linux. <
Mailed with Linux & Pine.
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