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Hi All,
I have a crontab entry like this... but it's not runing at all...! 30 0 * * * /health_check/FS.sh > /dev/null it should run everyday midnight 1:30 AM is it the problem with that space b/w script and /dev/null ? |
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Subject: Output from "cron" command
Content-Length: 135 Your "cron" job on gws210a056 /health_check/FS.sh >/dev/null produced the following output: sh: /health_check/FS.sh: cannot execute Please help friends...! |
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I had give full permision like chmod -R 777 /health_check
add it in script as well... ![]() |
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