Hi,
On Wed, Jun 18, 2008 at 08:03:45AM -0700, Joel Gonzalez wrote:
> I need to executed a binary process.
>
> This is my entrie in crontab for root
>
> 53 9 * * * txalarm -f /var/scp/nms/txalarm.log > /var/scp/nms/cron.log
> #Txalarm
Starting binaries via cron without specifying full path might be
the issue, I think. Cron knows nothing about your PATH
environment variable. Check also the (execution) rights of
`txalarm`. If it is script, check the correct path to
interpretter defined on the first line.
There might be other issues stem from the `txalarm` code itself.
OT: you might also benefit from redirecting stderr to the log
file, since cron wont inform you (root) about the failures
during `txalarm` execution unless it finishes (once a day?).
/j.
>
> The txalarm is a monitor process to write in a specified file log.
>
> This is the /var/cron/log entrie
>
> > CMD: txalarm -f /var/scp/nms/txalarm.log > /var/scp/nms/cron.log #Txalarm
> > root 8472 c mié jun 18 09:53:00 2008
> < root 8472 c mié jun 18 09:53:00 2008 rc=1
>
> But the process is not executed, How i do see which is the error?
>
> Thanks!!
>
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