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It's probably more important to capture error output so that the error messages can be emailed to a system administrator. The "cron" system already sends an email to the owner of the cron job with the regular output from the script.
Will need to create a temporary file and fill it with error messages and other informational information as the script runs, so that it can be emailed during clean-up after a fatal error occurs.
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Capture error output to be mailed to sysadmin (document use of Cronic)
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Capture error output to be mailed to sysadmin (document use of Cronic)
Error output to be mailed to sysadmin (document use of Cronic)
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Error output to be mailed to sysadmin (document use of Cronic)
Document use of Cronic or alternatives
Aug 11, 2015
It's probably more important to capture error output so that the error messages can be emailed to a system administrator. The "cron" system already sends an email to the owner of the cron job with the regular output from the script.
Will need to create a temporary file and fill it with error messages and other informational information as the script runs, so that it can be emailed during clean-up after a fatal error occurs.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: