well, the script I wrote myself and does not call anaconda-ks.cfg
anywhere...
#!/bin/sh
# file locations
MAILDIR="/etc/mail"
TMPDIR="/tmp"
HOME="/home"
[...lots more stuff no anaconda-ks.cfg...]
> Jeffrey Ross writes....
> >
> > I created a crontab for root to run a few scripts and upon
execution > I
> > get the following error:
> >
> > /bin/sh: line 1: anaconda-ks.cfg: command not found
>
>Looks like you are trying to run "anaconda-ks.cfg" as a command, and
>it's not
>there. Not familiar with the file/command "anaconda-ks.cfg", but by
>the extension, I'd guess it's a config file of some sort, and
>not a Bourne shell script (/bin/sh).
>Just a guess.
>
>What are the first few lines of real code, in the script that your
cron >job
>is trying to run. (With the exception of the #! /bin/sh on the first
>line,
>ignore the other lines beginning with #.) Just want to see enough
>to get to the "anaconda-ks.cfg" part.
>
>-- Jay Crews
>jpc@jaycrews.com
>
> I'm betting I'm missing something simple...
>
> Thanks
>
> Jeff
>
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