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issue invoking shell script using cron, even with proper file permission
I am using tcsh
what could possibly be a problem, when using crontab to invoke a shell script. ? The script has the read, write and execute permission to all users. And the script works as expected while executing it in stand-alone mode. Is there a way to trace (like log) what error cron scheduler faces while trying to invoke the shell script ? Myscript.ksh #!/bin/ksh `echo date >ech.txt` my cron entry 21 11 30 * * /pkgs/roots/scripts/Myscript.ksh |
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