Hi all,
We are facing issues with cron in Linux for Japanese, Korean and Chinese languages.
We are setting
cron entries in using its native language (localized), but corresponding cron
entries dose not get executed.
For Example:-
I set the
following entry in crontab-:-
<cron entry>
50 3 * * 1,2,3,4,5,6 . /opt/avaya/envdir/envfile cron; echo "Japanese chars " >/tmp/logh 1>/dev/null 2>&1 #Daily
</ cron entry>
Encoding used for Japanese chars � UTF-8
O.S version- RHEL 4.3
Locale set on system � ja_JP.utf8
How ever after execution of cron I saw file /tmp/logh were generated in tmp directory.
Length of file logh was zero bytes.
I observed
corresponding cron log as follows:-
<cron>
Jun 26 03:50:01 pudslx18 crond[17217]: (admin) CMD (. /opt/avaya/envdir/envfile cron; echo "\343\202\217\343\201\237\343\201\227" >/tmp/logh 1>/dev/null 2>&1 #Daily)
</cron>
If I change the locale to ja_JP.SJIS, behavior remains the same.
Can anybody please help us on above issue?
Thanks in advance
--Anish Patil
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