[PLUG] Suppressing shell script output to screen
brooks at netgate.net
brooks at netgate.net
Tue Sep 19 22:12:28 UTC 2017
Any output from a script run by cron will be emailed to the user running
the cron script unless you (as is typical) redirect it using somthing
like:
25 1 * * * /bin/elastic-backup >> /dev/null 2>&1
Or to a log file using something like this:
25 1 * * * /bin/elastic-backup >> /log/elastic-backup.log 2>&1
On Tue, 19 Sep 2017, Rich Shepard wrote:
> I have written a short bash script to have root run sa-learn on my
> spam-uncaught file once each week. When sa-learn runs it posts a message to
> the console on the number of messages read and the number of messages added
> to the database.
>
> Where does this message appear if the script is run from cron.weekly? The
> sa-learn man page does not offer an option for 'quiet' output so I don't
> know if that result message can be suppressed.
>
> Rich
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