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Date: Tue, 11 Jun 2013 04:49:10 -0700 (PDT)
From: Jun Iriola <juniriola@yahoo.com>
Reply-To: Jun Iriola <juniriola@yahoo.com>
Subject: Executing a script on Cron and produces ctrl-m
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Hi,

I would like to seek your help regarding the behavior of running a shell script manually and via cron in Cygwin.
I made a simple bash script that execute hostname command, assign it to a variable and write it on the logfile.

     xhostname=`hostname`
     echo "`date`| ${xhostname}*" >> /some/folder/logfile.log


When I manually execute the script, the expected output is ok.   But when I execute it via cron, it added a "Control-M" after it returned the hostname value.  May I know how I will address the issue?

To circumvent it, I just plan to issue a sed command after executing the hostname.  


     xhostname=`hostname|sed -e 's/^M//g`
     echo "`date`| ${xhostname}*" >> /some/folder/logfile.log


I'm just curious if there's another way of doing it in Cygwin.


Regards,

Jun

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