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Inappropriate ioctl for device
Dear all,
Problem goes like this: I have a shell script which when run manually runs perfectly. When same script is executed through a job schdeduler I get an error as Inappropriate ioctl for device and the script fails. This problems seems quite guiling to me. Any clues are heartly welcomed. Thanks Rishi |
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