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Perl script will run as root, not as a cron
diff is a simple comparison utility... basically what I meant was to look for anything different between the two environments. the variable $$ is the process id. So in /tmp, you should see 45273.env.log and 534562.env.log (for instance) perhaps post them here? ls -l *env.log will show you...- unixgeek13
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- Forum: General UNIX discussion
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ksh spawning multiple processes
do you have #!/bin/sh as the first line of your script? that might explain seeing it twice. seeing it 3-4 times? sounds like other iterations are still running... check the process time for all entries and see when these things started... it's a place to begin looking... I once saw a...- unixgeek13
- Post #2
- Forum: General UNIX discussion
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Perl script will run as root, not as a cron
hi... a couple of things to look at... first: do you have the -v (verbose mode) set on the ftp session and are you capturing stdout & stderr to a log file? second: does your script have a cd to a certain directory? maybe your ftp session is looking at $HOME for the files to send and the...- unixgeek13
- Post #2
- Forum: General UNIX discussion
