[Borgbackup] Crontab

[Ralf Fechner]

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Ralf Fechner




> Am 01.06.2023 um 10:27 schrieb Boris Kirkorowicz <bkborg at kirk.de>:
> 
> Hi,
> make sure that you always give full paths, even if you don't need when invoked in a terminal session. This refers to crontab entries as well as scripts.
> 



Unfortunately, the specification of the full path does not lead to the desired result, it remains the same, if I start the script manually, Borg works normally, if the script is started from the Crontab, the job is not executed.





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> Am 31.05.23 um 17:12 schrieb Ralf Fechner via Borgbackup:
>> Sorry in advance for the deepl-English.
>> I have set up Borg on MacOS X and it runs as it should.
>> Now I have created a new SSH key to access the server. I no longer have this Key in the .ssh directory, but I load this key into the ssh agend using KeepassXC.
>> Unfortunately the script is no longer executed correctly via the configured crontab, here it always says, Remote: Permission denied, please try again.
>> But if I execute this crontab manually in the terminal, it works fine. Why does it not work when the crontab is executed automatically?
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