> I have a simple cron job which has the following script > ... > When I manually run the command > > sh /<path>/currentParser.sh , it executes perfectly . But the same command > doesn't work from the cron job. It fails to load the classes. It gives the > following exception ... Suggest you run $ /usr/bin/env at the command line where things work fine. Then create a new temporary cron job entry: * * * * * /usr/bin/env which will send you email with the environment you've got when cron calls things. (Delete this cron job when done...) Compare these two environments. Something is missing from the env via cron, or perhaps is changed (for example $HOME.) Make sure you add any necessary env vars to the script called from cron - you probably just missed some. One other possibility that is very unlikely is that the java program(s) need an actual TTY, but I'd doubt that at this point. BTW: This doesn't seem to be terribly security related... -- Brian Hatch For every action, Systems and there is an equal Security Engineer and opposite http://www.ifokr.org/bri/ criticism. Every message PGP signed
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