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default cron shell
hi,
when i finish editing my cron, a messagge appears "commands will be executed using /usr/bin/sh" Can I change this default? I want to run my cron jobs using /usr/bin/ksh. I know that i can do it putting one more line within scripts #!/usr/bin/ksh but, i want to cron one line commands sometimes. thanks |
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