both entries are executed by cron. The second one adds every five
minutes “test” to the test file in /var/log
however i would expect the first one to send the output to email
specified in MAILTO but it do not.
both entries are executed by cron. The second one adds every five
minutes “test” to the test file in /var/log
however i would expect the first one to send the output to email
specified in MAILTO but it do not.
any idea why ?
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Hi
Make sure you have the full path to any applications as cron doesn’t
know any environment like /bin /usr/bin etc.
both entries are executed by cron. The second one adds every five
minutes “test” to the test file in /var/log
however i would expect the first one to send the output to email
specified in MAILTO but it do not.
any idea why ?
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Hi
Make sure you have the full path to any applications as cron doesn’t
know any environment like /bin /usr/bin etc.
crontab uses sendmail to send mails which is most likely hardcoded into
cron.
emails send by the daily cronjobs uses mail command (what can be found
in /usr/lib/cron/run-crons script)
quite confusing. still cannot understand why suse expect to have mail
server to send simple emails instead of just having email client for
this.
I’ve changed postfix into ssmtp finally which took me time as this is
not available in suse as normal rpm packet…