I'm getting an error message from a shell script that has been working
for a long time.  Tinkered with it and now get an error message I
don't understand.

I'm not going to post the whole script, its a bit long and I know this
works when run from the command line.  However when run from cron I
get the error message

"I/O  possible line 49...."

The script does a bunch of busy shell like things and runs the
command below on line 49:

Line 49 is a batch emacs command that works from the command line and
looks like:

(all on one line in the script)
emacs  -q --no-site-file  -batch -l ~/.emacs-dir/batch-fetch.el\
 -f lars-fetch-news &&

rm -f  .gnus.el

I only show it here so you can see what line 49 is.  The command is
fomulated correctly and works from the command line. 
I think it is realy something else giving the error.

Makes me think it is some kind of ENV setting because it acts different
when run from cron.  Some clue as to what `I/O possible' is trying to
tell me will probably solve this.



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