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Originally Posted by grial
Check that:
- Your user is "cron-enabled".
- You edit your user's crontab using "crontab -e"
- "GET" seems to be an executable file (binary or script), so check that it has execution enabled for your cron user.
Regards.
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Based on the error message: error: " /bin/sh: /usr/bin/GET: Permission denied ".
Crontab interprete GET as a unix command and run a which on GET. However, GET does not exist, I believe on any setted PATH or /usr/bin.
Solution: If GET is executable script.. Hard coded the path to GET in your crontab.
