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03-28-2007
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Help with a crontab job!!!
Hi,
i need to schedule a script to run at 6.10AM everyday.I tried to do this way. #!bin/ksh 10 06 * * 0-6 sh /tmp/ss/script/daily_file_check.sh And at the command prompt I did >crontab –e cron.txt I’m not sure whether this is the right way. Can anyone please tell me how to do this step by step? thanks a lot, kumar |
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03-28-2007
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Hi,
You have mentioned it right,but one change... As you have mentioned everyday then it should be 10 6 * * * <scriptname> Thanks Raghuram |
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Can you tell me another way to work around it?.I want this script /tmp/sa/daily_file_check.sh to be executed everyday at 6.10AM |
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Hi,
I find one problem in your cron.txt you have used sh <scriptname> instead of that use 6 10 * * * /tmp/ss/script/daily_file_check.sh Thanks Raghuram |
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03-28-2007
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remember, cron jobs have a much reduced
environment. (esp. $PATH) no .profile or anything like that. So you may need to explicitly set them. |
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