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> The permissions of /root are wrong. They need to be 755.
Ok, but that is silly.
> Here's the scoop: Cron starts out in /root, then su's to another userid.
> Now, as that userid it is in a directory for which it has no permissions,
> hence the errors. You should be able to see the problem first hand if...
Can't we have all cron jobs do a 'cd /' ? Liek cron can do it by
default...
I like to be able to hide my /root/ directory form the users...
-Randy
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