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I still don't understand the question. What's "the user-defined message"? If you mean "will the email contain everything that I would have seen when running this at the prompt" then the answer is hopefully yes already. The shell as such does not tell you anything about errors from commands you run. Any error message from the ssh pipeline should already be in $filename.
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Hello Eeveryone,
when i run the script using ./ the script doesn't give any problem but when i schedule it using cron then while executing the ssh command it gives the following error: ssh: not found. Please suggest how can i modify my script to avoid this error. The username which i am using to schedule to script and the username which i am using while doign ssh is different |
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