Program can not be run in the cron environment

[Dennis Handly]

>JRF: I only use POSIX or Korn shells so the syntax of the included material should be compatible in either case ;-)

That's not relevant. If you source something, you use your current shell. The #! is just a comment. You also can make the file non-executable so it is never executed as a script.

[James R. Ferguson]

Hi :

> Dennis: > JRF: That's not relevant. If you source something, you use your current shell. The #! is just a comment. You also can make the file non-executable so it is never executed as a script.

I am quite aware of both statements. When I said that, "I only use POSIX or Korn shells so the syntax of the included material should be compatible in either case" I meant that I include the interpreter line as documentation for the body of the included file's contents if/when a human reads the file's contents. If I was running the standard POSIX shell but attempted to source a file containing 'setenv' statements from your favorite C-shell, the POSIX shell is going to complain loudly when it encounters the 'setenv' statement (not the interpreter line).

Regards!

...JRF...

[arking1981]

Dear all,

Thanks for your great help.
Now my cronjob is working.

I am closing this thread now.
Apologize for replying so late, just too busy.

Regards
Kang

[arking1981]

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