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Try this:
server_description = "This is xyz abc of mno CentOS"
my_Check = "CentOS" in server_description
if my_Check == True:
print("This is CentOS")
else:
print("This is NOT CentOS")...

It may well be correct on other servers, but did you check it on that particular server?

If SELinux is enabled, try the following with the filesystem mounted:

# chcon -R -h -t httpd_sys_content_t /var/www/html

Be aware that many crond servers will only read the files at start of on a signal sent by editing a file with crontab -e. You may need to resort to:-crontab -l > /tmp/my_cron
echo "0 * * * *...

Please try

Using single quotes (' ... ') causes the variable name to be used literally, and no substitution will take place. This is full quoting, sometimes referred to as 'strong quoting.'

Enclosing a...

You have to escape the double quotes that you want to preserve in echo output, like this:echo "user_pref(\"network.proxy.http\", \"$j\");"