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The script that I use as a cron job is :-

#!/bin/sh

echo 'd *' | mail -N

exit 0

'basename' returns the filename string without any path info
eg. aFile instead of /aDirectory/anotherDirectory/aFile

$0 returns the first argument of a command line string, usually the command or...

Thanks Otheus

I assume that I would have to add dev/null redirect to each and every cronjob within the crontab.

I found another solution which is adding EMAILTO="" to the start of the crontab,...

I have written a number of shell scripts which I have added to cron to run on an Apple Xserve running MAc OS Server 10.4.11.

Recently I configured postfix to use one of my company's email servers...

Sorry Kobibn

I'm not sure if it will work on Solaris, but its a BASH script so I guess it should do

Try it and see

Try this quick and dirty script, it will delete files with a modified date older than the value after "-mtime" in days (in this case 28 days) Obviously the cd needs to change to the folder you want...