> Are you sure the cronjobs are producing output? If there is no output, no
> email is going to be sent.
Sorry for being late to replying to your post...
Yes, the script i run produce output.
As I describe my problem before, mail are sent when I cronjob are run
with "root" but not with another standard user.
I check some other things today.
* path to the file in crontab
* ACL on file (760)
* crond logs in /var/log (seems to correctly run the script, and
no errors reported)
* results of the script I run (it works)
* I set MAILTO var in user crontab to somethingstupid@localhost
and no entry are written in /var/log/maillog about this recipient
address.
In crond manual there was an option to set debug flag i set it up and
i wait for the result maybe, it will show something... I'll tell you.
In case someone as an idea, contact me :D
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Guillaume
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