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Cron is a time-based job scheduler found in most Unix-like computer operating systems, like macOS. Cron is driven by a crontab (cron table) file, a configuration file that specifies commands to run periodically on a given schedule. This tag should be use when dealing with any cron issues.
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Issue running command in cronjob but works as a regular command
The issue is that yt-dlp is not on your PATH in crontab but it is in the terminal.
To see look at the output of echo $PATH and which yt-dip in Terminal
The quick fix is pput the full path for yt-di …
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I need help translating this cron job into launchd
It also can generates the correct StartInterval from a cron time specification. There is also Lingon. Both these are commercial and cost money. … In this case the keys that you need are
Program - best to use the full path here and also in cron
StandardOutPath - to say where the output should go - dealing with your > issue. …
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Crontab task "LSOpenURLsWithRole() failed ... with error -600 for the file ..."
Just call your scripts directly from the cron script.
e.g. daily.sh should be
#! … /bin/bash
~/backupThing1.sh
~/dailyThing2.sh
Note that you might need to have absolute paths not ~ here as cron jobs do not have the same environment as when run in the terminal. …
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Where is my crontab file?
The OS X way is to use launchctl to run jobs at a time.
For ease of use there are GUIs called Launch Control and Lingon.
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