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Problem with Crontab
I have a problem with crontab. I made a class file name Mailer.class. When I run it at command line like this:
$ java Mailer It runs very well and I got the email. But If I put it in a crontab line like this: 30 11 * * * java Mailer It doesn't work. Every time the cron job finished, when I type something at command line, I got the "You have mail" sentence. Please help me. I appreciate any help, comment Thanks |
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