Any thoughts?
I'm looking for a "best practices".
Basically, i'm on foo.org, and need to automate ssh bar.org, and
executea command or two, then copy the file from that server, then
delete it.
I'd also like to not use 3rd party mods as much as possible.-- Anthony EttingerSignature: http://chovy.
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No blank lines in a
crontab file
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Just a guess, but... lines in unix text files must all end in a newline.
If you edited the crontab in Windows, it may have left off the final newline
unless you specifically hit Enter at the end of the last line.
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Appologies for asking this question in a Perl forum..But I expect lots of UNIX experts here...so am posting this question. Is there a way I can have the syntax of my crontab file checked in a Solaris System? Basically, I have a crontab file which looks perfect to me syntactically but I get
