This was exactly the problem. I'm sharing someone else's computer, so I didn't
even realize those files were there (i.e. C:/bin/ is chock full of grep.exe,
head.exe, sed.exe...). At the start of my script I defined my path and it
worked no problem. Crisis averted, thank you! Tom
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>Fro
At 06:11 PM 9/9/2005, you wrote:
>Thank you for the very prompt response.
>
>If I assume that it's the System that's running the script via the cron,
>isn't System the owner of the file that results from wget? Or do wgetted
>files belong to someone else? And do Awk and Cat require different
>permi
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Sent: Friday, September 09, 2005 2:23 PM
To: Pagano, Tom - Portland, OR; cygwin@cygwin.com
Subject: Re: cron script can awk wget file but not head/cat it
>
> And sntl_data_moved_then_headed.csv contains: Cannot open file
> /home/tompagano/test/sntl_data_moved.csv
&g
"Pagano, Tom - Portland, OR" wrote:
> I have a problem where I get one behavior when I run a file from a cron and
> another when I run it from the command line. Attached is my cygcheck.out file.
>From your cygcheck, you have some set of unix-like utilities in c:\bin.
Check the setting of the PA
>
> And sntl_data_moved_then_headed.csv contains: Cannot open file
> /home/tompagano/test/sntl_data_moved.csv
> This is a simplification of a much broader script I've been trying to run
> that
> was failing, but I've been able to isolate it down to this specific problem.
> I'm
> quite baffle
I have a problem where I get one behavior when I run a file from a cron and
another when I run it from the command line. Attached is my cygcheck.out file.
When I run the following script from the command line:
$ cat testscript.scr
mydir="/home/tompagano/test"
cd
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