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Just wanted to confirm that your suggestions worked. Thanks guys. :b:

edit by bakunin: I'm glad it worked. I set the threads title to SOLVED.

The answer is neither. In my case this is another user on the box, and I'm editing that users crontab logged in as that other user, which we want to run it under that user's name of course. So really...

produced the following output:

/home/userid/userid/archive/filename.txt: 0.0% -- replaced with /home/userid/userid/archive/archive/filename.txt.gz

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That didnt work :confused:

I just edited the crontab and removed -v. Its strange I cant test it as I schedule a copied line with the current time to run now, and it runs fine with no email. But even if I run it now with the...

I have that in there and its probably working and my userid running the cronjob most likely isnt sending email. My issue seems to be that root is sending the email to my userid mailbox reporting...

I'm running a few cronjobs under a differnt user name that basically do the same thing:

/usr/bin/find /home/userid/userid/archives -mtime +30 -type f -exec /usr/bin/gzip -1vN {} \\\; ; /usr/bin/mv...