[expert] crond

2001-06-20 Thread Ruslan
Dear all. I have LM 7.2. When tasks are running from my crontab It send to my mail next message "/bin/bash: root: command not found", but these tasks started successfully. How can I fix this problem? /___/ 21.06.2001 Russel. /___/

Re: [expert] crond

2001-06-21 Thread Peter Møller Neergaard
R> When tasks are running from my crontab It send to my mail next R> message "/bin/bash: root: command not found", but these tasks R> started successfully. Do I understand correctly that you get the error from cron, but not when you try the same commands on the command line? If so, this is most

Re: [expert] crond

2001-06-21 Thread Peter Møller Neergaard
R> When tasks are running from my crontab It send to my mail next R> message "/bin/bash: root: command not found", but these tasks R> started successfully. Do I understand correctly that you get the error from cron, but not when you try the same commands on the command line? If so, this is most

Re: [expert] crond

2001-06-22 Thread David E. Fox
> R> When tasks are running from my crontab It send to my mail next > R> message "/bin/bash: root: command not found", but these tasks > R> started successfully. I explained to him in a private message that I thought the per-user crontab format didn't include the user field, which would make sens

Re: [expert] crond

2001-06-22 Thread Peter Møller Neergaard
On June 22, 2001, David E Fox wrote: PMN> env -i HOME=$home LOGNAME=$logname PATH=$path SHELL=$shell PMN> /usr/bin/sh -x $* DEF> Or in bash, 'export ' :) No. I used the command env with the -i to make sure to clear the current environment. The whole point of the script is to give you the