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Top Forums Shell Programming and Scripting Part of the Shell script is not running via crontab, runs fine manually Post 302710505 by gowthamakanthan on Thursday 4th of October 2012 01:56:02 PM
Old 10-04-2012
Hello Corona688,

I've tried whatever you suggested but no luck.

Code:
weblogic@[/SWIG/utilities]# date
Thu Oct  4 20:48:01 GMT+03:00 2012
weblogic@[/SWIG/utilities]# crontab -l
49 20 * * * /flexcube/user_projects/domains/WBFCSIM2/deployed_apps/SWIG/utilities/ATM_Restart_New.sh  2>/dev/null
weblogic@[/SWIG/utilities]# cat ATM_Restart_New.sh
#!/usr/bin/env ksh
. ~/.profile
# Use the following script to kill the currently running instance
# of the ATM scheduler, and restart the scheduler in nohup mode.
#Identify SWIG PID

PID=$(ps -ef |awk '/[S]WIG/ && !/ATM_Restart_New[.]sh/ { print $2 }');
#print "Original ATM process using PID=$PID"
# Kill the ATM
kill -9 $PID

sleep 30
echo $date

/usr/bin/nohup /flexcube/user_projects/domains/WBFCSIM2/deployed_apps/SWIG/utilities/run.sh 2>&1 > nohup.out &

weblogic@[/SWIG/utilities]# date
Thu Oct  4 20:53:22 GMT+03:00 2012
weblogic@[/SWIG/utilities]# ps -ef | grep SWIG
weblogic@[/SWIG/utilities]#

 

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