Quoting James Zuelow <e5z8652@zuelow.net>:
> No. If you have it in someone's crontab, their crontab will run it.
>
> If you put it into cron.daily, it will run when all of the other daily tasks
> run. (06:25 by default -- you can change that in /etc/crontab.)
Maybe I'm not understanding this properly, but if it's the actual
script that is being run....it can be anywhere. There are a few rules
though:
- you have to issue the entire path to it: /usr/local/myscript.sh
- the scripts environment will be mostly stripped, see man pages or google
I think there may be a few other minor things I take for granted...but
those are the two that byte me the most. :)
Mike B.
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