Missing "&" in the cron ?

[FeG]

joximu Wrote:Normally you put a & after a command to get back to the shell and letting the command run "in behind"...

That's korrekt, if it's only a &, but &> means something else: It redirects stdout and stderr (output and error-output) to the given file. (see http://www.faqs.org/docs/Linux-HOWTO/Bas...tml#ss3.6)

Therefore, maybe it is missing at this point.

Quote:You should look at the log files mentioned in the message...

The error is No such file or directory - so it'll be difficult to look at the log files

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