[ALUG] Setting Crons on FreeBSD
Hamisi Jabe
administrator at banana.co.tz
Sat Oct 3 16:56:26 EAT 2015
At last i managed to run the srcipt successfully on the cron
I added the two *bolded* lines on cron before the script
*SHELL=/bin/sh**
**PATH=/sbin:/bin:/usr/sbin:/usr/bin:/usr/local/sbin:/usr/local/bin*
*/10 * * * * sh /etc/rsync.sh
And changed the access level of the rsync.sh
Without the above two lines its not executing
On 05/08/2015 02:07 alasiri, Andreas Tauscher via Linux wrote:
> Have you checked the mails for root?
> Output of the script you will not find in the logfile it is sent by mail.
> If there are no mails then set MAILTO=root in the crontab.
>
> Next if a script is running from a interactive shell does not mean it
> will run as cron job. The environment might be different.
> When you test the script set the environment identical to cron's
> So run as root (or what ever user you set in crontab)
> env -i SHELL=<from /etc/contab> PATH=<from /etc/contab> HOME=<user home>
> LOGIN=<login name> /etc/rsync.sh
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