krs@ptsfb.UUCP (Kenn Sato) (11/21/86)
I have a few Sun 2/120's running BSD4.2. I recently set up some
crontab command entries using the file "/usr/lib/crontab" as
specified in the documentation. I've got /etc/cron running on all
the machines. Now for the weird part ... cron seems to execute fine
on some of the machines, but not on the others. Just to test this
out I created a simple command:
mm hh * * * echo "CRON time check `date`." > /cronolog
Like before some machines seem to complete the command fine while
others treated it like it wasn't there. Am I missing something
here??? All the machines are theoretically identical, but I've been
wrong before. I scanned the file /sys/conf/GENERIC just to see if there
might be something when building vmunix, but no luck. HEEEELLLPP!
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Kenn R. Sato * Pacific Bell * uucp: {ihnp4,dual}!ptsfa!ptsfb!krs
2600 Camino Ramon 4E200.Q
San Ramon, CA 94583 (415) 823-1918jonas@lkbpyr.UUCP (Jonas Heyman) (01/06/90)
Hello I got a cron message like : -- From news Sat Jan 6 05:00:13 1990 Received: by lkbpyr.lkb.se (5.57/smail2.5/11-13-87) id AA11023; Sat, 6 Jan 90 05:00:10 +0100 Date: Sat, 6 Jan 90 05:00:10 +0100 From: news (news) Message-Id: <9001060400.AA11023@lkbpyr.lkb.se> Cron: can't change directory to your home directory. Apparently-To: news Status: OR Your commands will not be executed. -- What is the problem here,how do I fix this ? Thanks Jonas