Cron ошибка 127

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Cron выбрасывает ошибку 127 при попытке запустить php скрипт. В чем может быть проблема?

Указал путь от корня:

/www/site.ru/papka/scr.php

poiuyt1234 добавил 30.03.2009 в 22:57

А при запуске cron задания из под root’а выдает ошибку 2

poiuyt1234 добавил 30.03.2009 в 23:10

В скрипте есть инклюды

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Я надеюсь в кроне так прописано:

/usr/local/bin/php /www/site.ru/papka/scr.php

ну или:

/usr/bin/php /www/site.ru/papka/scr.php

Править домен летит Айболит. И одно только слово твердит: — DNS! DNS! DNS!

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[borisko@vaiofw ~]$ nonexistent

bash: nonexistent: команда не найдена

[borisko@vaiofw ~]$ echo $?

127

127 возвращается, если исполняемый файл не найден (ну или еслои php это вернул, что врядли). Уточните путь к интерпретатору у хостера/админа.

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[borisko@vaiofw ~]$ nonexistent

bash: nonexistent: команда не найдена

[borisko@vaiofw ~]$ echo $?

127

127 возвращается, если исполняемый файл не найден (ну или если php это вернул, что врядли). Уточните путь к интерпретатору у хостера/админа.

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У меня в кроне работает таким образом


php /home/user/public_html/code.php

Панель Cpanel.

poiuyt1234

Скорее всего пропущен какой-то каталог. Например, /home/poiuyt1234/www/site.ru/papka/scr.php или /var/www/site.ru/papka/scr.php или

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К php тоже нужно указывать полный путь.

Проверить путь к php можно командой: wich php

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Himiko:
К php тоже нужно указывать полный путь.

Проверить путь к php можно командой: wich php

Наверное, автор допустил опечатку, и имелось в виду which php.

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Art569:
Наверное, автор допустил опечатку, и имелось в виду which php.

Спасибо за поправку.

Это была опечатка)

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Himiko:
К php тоже нужно указывать полный путь.

Совсем необязательно, если в кроне выставлена переменная PATH.

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1. Those who can extrapolate from incomplete data.

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Lupus:
Совсем необязательно, если в кроне выставлена переменная PATH.

правила хорошего тона, ВСЕГДА вызывать программу, указывая полный путь, а то к примеру вам в root может попасть скриптик php который и php запустит, как вы хотите, и чёрных дел наделает =)

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Zaqwr:
к примеру вам в root может попасть скриптик php который и php запустит, как вы хотите, и чёрных дел наделает =)

Что-то или я не выспался или вы туманно выразились. Куда может попасть? Что наделает? Какое это имеет отношение к cron tabs?

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I’m trying to get my crontab to run a few rake tasks for a rails app, but it seems to always exit with the status of 127, in my syslog it look like this:

Jun  7 05:10:01 ip-10-170-122-226 CRON[15664]: (deploy) CMD (cd /home/deploy/apps/dashboard/current && bundle exec rake some:task
Jun  7 05:10:01 ip-10-170-122-226 CRON[15662]: (CRON) error (grandchild #15664 failed with exit status 127)

It seems that 127 is like «command not found error» or something, so I’ve used the full paths to the bins even so like bundle was /usr/local/bin/bundle, The task runs fine outside of cron just running it in shell.

My crontab is simplily just:

*/10 * * * * cd /home/deploy/apps/dashboard/current && bundle exec rake some:task

Does maybe my crontab need #!/usr/bin or something at the top?

update

To just test it, it does seem to run this just fine:

*/1 * * * *  /usr/bin/touch /home/deploy/cron-test.txt

So that leads me to think its like a PATH varible thing, but I don’t know how to get the right path vars in there, any thoughts?

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I am executing a script manually on my UNIX system manually, it runs successfully and updated required records in ORACLE database. How ever when I exwcute the same script with crontab my process exits with the error code 127.

On analysing further, I got there is some problem in these statements.

LOGFILE=sachin
ORALOGIN=abc/abc@abcd

cmd=’sqlplus ${ORALOGIN} < SQLS >> ${SVC_HOME}/LOGFILES/${LOGFILE}.`date +%Y-%m-%d`‘;

eval $cmd

Please suggest a solution

asked Nov 27, 2009 at 8:50

Sachin ChourasiyaSachin Chourasiya

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Are you sure that ${ORALOGIN} and ${LOGFILE} are valid ENV variables when cron executes the script?

Sometimes scripts that work for users don’t work for cron because cron executions don’t have all the ENV variables that users have.

answered Nov 27, 2009 at 8:53

Arkaitz JimenezArkaitz Jimenez

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In the interactive enviroment do

env | grep ORACLE

Long time since I’ve used sqlplus, but I recall it required some environment variables to function (ORACLE_HOME?) and I’m suspecting your cron job environment does not have these set.

answered Nov 27, 2009 at 9:17

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Solution 1

Exit status 127 is set by bash when it can not find the command (see Advanced Bash Scripting).
To make the debugging easier, you should put all the stuff in a script. Make sure that the script is executable and starts with the interpreter name and path:

#! /bin/bash
cd /.../ &&  next_command

You should have the crontab line similar to:

*/10 * * * * cd /home/deploy/apps/dashboard/current && /PATH_TO/bundle exec rake some:task

or set the PATH variable in crontab:

PATH=/bin:/usr/bin:/sbin:/usr/sbin:/PATH_TO_bundle
*/10 * * * * cd /home/deploy/apps/dashboard/current && /PATH_TO/bundle exec rake some:task

Solution 2

See man 5 crontab how to setup PATH for your cron jobs.

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I’m trying to get my crontab to run a few rake tasks for a rails app, but it seems to always exit with the status of 127, in my syslog it look like this:
```
Jun  7 05:10:01 ip-10-170-122-226 CRON[15664]: (deploy) CMD (cd /home/deploy/apps/dashboard/current && bundle exec rake some:task
Jun  7 05:10:01 ip-10-170-122-226 CRON[15662]: (CRON) error (grandchild #15664 failed with exit status 127)
```
It seems that 127 is like «command not found error» or something, so I’ve used the full paths to the bins even so like bundle was /usr/local/bin/bundle, The task runs fine outside of cron just running it in shell.

My crontab is simplily just:
```
*/10 * * * * cd /home/deploy/apps/dashboard/current && bundle exec rake some:task
```
Does maybe my crontab need #!/usr/bin or something at the top?

update

To just test it, it does seem to run this just fine:
```
*/1 * * * *  /usr/bin/touch /home/deploy/cron-test.txt
```
So that leads me to think its like a PATH varible thing, but I don’t know how to get the right path vars in there, any thoughts?
crontab commands are executed by /bin/sh or by shell specified in the SHELL variable, so it is OK to use ‘cd’, shell redirection, variable expansion, conditions etc. in crontabs.
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well, regardless it was my Path vars, I’m not sure if this is the best route to take but what I did was just set copy my PATH var string from my env, and paste it the same to the top of the crontab file, is there a way for it to get pulled in the same as my ENV without having to paste it in? Otherwise if I change my ENV path vars I’ll have to make sure my crontab is updated.

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I’m stuck with the following (simple) problem :
I want a script to be executed every 10 minutes. This script calls executable files. I use crontab and ksh on a AIX 5.3 system.

The script makes use of relative paths, but changing the executable path to absolute didn’t make any difference. So, after a few tries and this answer, I came up with the following crontab entry (*/10 doesn’t work)

rs14:/home/viloin# crontab -l
0,10,20,30,40,50 * * * * cd /home/viloin/cardme/bin && /bin/ksh myScript.ksh

here is the script :

#!/bin/ksh

Main(){
  printf "executed in : %sn" $(pwd);
  executableFile 2>/dev/null 1>&2;
  exeResult=$?; # expected return value : 90
  printf "%sn" $exeResult;
}

Main;

Here is the output when I run the command manually :

rs14:/home/viloin/cardme/bin# cd /home/viloin/cardme/bin && /bin/ksh myScript.ksh
executed in : /home/viloin/cardme/bin
90

And finally the output when crontab runs it for me (from mail) :

 Subject: Output from cron job cd /home/viloin/cardme/bin && /bin/ksh myScript.ksh, viloin@rs14.saprr.local, exit status 0

Cron Environment:
 SHELL = /usr/bin/sh
 PATH=/usr/bin:/etc:/usr/sbin:/usr/ucb:/usr/bin/X11:/sbin:/usr/java14/jre/bin:/usr/java14/bin
 CRONDIR=/var/spool/cron/crontabs
 ATDIR=/var/spool/cron/atjobs
 LOGNAME=viloin
 HOME=/home/viloin

Your "cron" job executed on rs14.saprr.local on Wed Aug 24 11:50:00 CEST 2016
cd /home/viloin/cardme/bin && /bin/ksh myScript.ksh


produced the following output:

executed in : /home/viloin/cardme/bin
127


*************************************************
Cron: The previous message is the standard output
      and standard error of one of your cron commands.

My file myScript.ksh has all rights :

rs14:/home/viloin/cardme/bin# ll -al myScript.ksh
-rwxrwxrwx    1 viloin   cardme          174 Aug 24 10:54 myScript.ksh

To make sure that my executableFile is not really exiting with code 127, I used the echo binaries, renamed it and I have the same behavior (Except that it returns 0 instead of 90 when I run the command manually).

What is causing this difference between manually typing the command and asking crontab to do it for me ?

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cmd=’sqlplus ${ORALOGIN} < SQLS >> ${SVC_HOME}/LOGFILES/${LOGFILE}.`date +%Y-%m-%d`‘;

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cmd=’sqlplus ${ORALOGIN} < SQLS >> ${SVC_HOME}/LOGFILES/${LOGFILE}.date +%Y-%m-%d‘;

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cmd=’sqlplus ${ORALOGIN} < SQLS >> ${SVC_HOME}/LOGFILES/${LOGFILE}.`date +%Y-%m-%d`‘;