If your system is RPM based, you can fix all permissions issues with: rpm -qa | xargs rpm --setugids rpm -qa | xargs rpm --seperms You can...
If you want to see the output of the scripts, just look at the mail of the user which executes them in its cron. If you want a verbose detail,...
Ok, with a space between the dot and the envvars path, the issue is about permissions. If the www-data user has a valid shell (not /bin/true),...
Environment under Cron As a general rule, in linux, you can "see" the environment of a running process by knowing it's PID: strings...
Please note that it complaints about a relative file (it begins with a dot, so the location is from the current directory). So if you don't have...
I suggest you to use something like: #!/bin/bash KATALOG=/var/scripts FILESPEC=*.sh DIRPERM=700 FILEPERM=750 OWNER=user:group...
Separate names with a comma.
