Check out your environment for the cron user. Most likely it is
different from what your environment is when your run it from a shell.
drjung
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Hello All,
>> Colin Jenkins wrote:
>>
>>> Hello all,
>>> when I run 'vnstat >/var/www/html/usage' from a shell, I get a text
>>> file with the correct output. When I run the same
>>> as a cron task, it outputs a blank file.
Thanks for the feedback.
when I added the path, /usr/local/bin/vn
Brant Fitzsimmons wrote:
Colin Jenkins wrote:
Hello all,
when I run 'vnstat >/var/www/html/usage' from a shell, I get a text
file with the correct output. When I run the same
as a cron task, it outputs a blank file.
any ideas why?
Does the file starts with #!/bin/sh so that it is recognized as a
On Wed, 2003-07-23 at 08:17, Brant Fitzsimmons wrote:
> Colin Jenkins wrote:
>
> >Hello all,
> >when I run 'vnstat >/var/www/html/usage' from a shell, I get a text
> >file with the correct output. When I run the same
> >as a cron task, it outputs a blank file.
> >any ideas why?
A shot here. Doe
Colin Jenkins wrote:
Hello all,
when I run 'vnstat >/var/www/html/usage' from a shell, I get a text
file with the correct output. When I run the same
as a cron task, it outputs a blank file.
any ideas why?
Does the file starts with #!/bin/sh so that it is recognized as a shell
script?
Are you s
Hello all,
when I run 'vnstat >/var/www/html/usage' from a shell, I get a text
file with the correct output. When I run the same
as a cron task, it outputs a blank file.
any ideas why?
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