cronjob not workin for non-root user

[Hakki Aydin Ucar]

Can you see the cron daemon is running ?
# ps -ef |grep cron

[Rita C Workman]

Did you make sure that your script has everything it needs within it to run via cron?

Remember, when you're running from cron it needs all the environment made available.

When you're running from command line, you are logged in and have your environment running for you.

Just a thought,
Rita

[INH]

Hello,
1) firstly you need to check whether your job is invoked by cron or not
# /var/adm/cron/log
....
> CMD: your crontab line
> username 2910 c time of job in cron

& check /var/adm/cron/cron.allow file

2) Give a look on permissions and environment of the file(s)

3)Restart cron & check
/sbin/init.d/cron stop
/sbin/init.d/cron start
# ps -ef |grep cron

5)
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my cronjob for non-root user was working fine before the restart of the server but after the restart cronjob for non-root user is not working.
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if nothing changed prior to reboot then probably environment variable or you may cross check syntax in crontab -l & crontab -e ( edit)issue. As you said you are able to run it mannually

HTH

Regards,
INH