'at' command and apache user

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Hi Folks,

Hopefully this is a quickie.  I've written a Perl script which

1) I call to initialise - this then schedules another run using the 'at' 
command

2) is run by 'at' at the appropriate time to carry out the required task

This works fine under the developer user but when I call it from PHP in my web 
server the 2nd part fails and generates the following email.

Subject: Output from your job       17
From: Apache <apache@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
  To: apache@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
  Date: Today 18:51:00
   
This account is currently not available.

I have tried creating /etc/at.allow and adding apache. /etc/at.deny us empty

it still doesn't work. Can anyone suggest what I need to do next please.

Gary
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Gary Stainburn
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Ringways Garages
http://www.ringways.co.uk 
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