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Crontab problem
Hi to all.
Guys, i have a truble with oracle user crontab. He work if i'm do 0-59 * * * * echo LOL> ~/test.txt But not work if me set realy norm date For example 14 17 28 12 * echo LOL> ~/test.txt In 17:14 28 December . In log file /var/adm/cron/log nothing.... Please help or give me please your advise, soory for my bad english . |
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People i'm understood ! My crontab don't understood 24 Hour system!
But system understood ! bash-3.00# date Fri Dec 28 18:34:58 TASHST 2007 Code:
bash-3.00# date
Fri Dec 28 18:34:58 TASHST 2007
Code:
bash-3.00# date Fri Dec 28 18:34:58 TASHST 2007Then write in crontab 33 6 * * * echo "LOL"> /test.txt Code:
33 6 * * * echo "LOL"> /test.txt
Code:
33 6 * * * echo "LOL"> /test.txtIn logs i see root : CMD ( echo "LOL"> /test.txt ) : PID ( 499876 ) : Fri Dec 28 06:33:00 2007 Cron Job with pid: 499876 Successful Code:
root : CMD ( echo "LOL"> /test.txt ) : PID ( 499876 ) : Fri Dec 28 06:33:00 2007
Cron Job with pid: 499876 Successful
Code:
root : CMD ( echo "LOL"> /test.txt ) : PID ( 499876 ) : Fri Dec 28 06:33:00 2007 Cron Job with pid: 499876 SuccessfulIn when problem ? TimeZone ? But All OK bash-3.00# date Fri Dec 28 18:34:58 TASHST 2007 bash-3.00# echo $TZ TASHST-6 Code:
bash-3.00# date
Fri Dec 28 18:34:58 TASHST 2007
bash-3.00# echo $TZ
TASHST-6
Code:
bash-3.00# date Fri Dec 28 18:34:58 TASHST 2007 bash-3.00# echo $TZ TASHST-6Please help me and sorry for bad english (( |
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Why don't you try "at <timespec> command" to run process in a specific time.
refer to http://www.rahul.net/raithel/MyBackPages/crontab.html |
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