06-06-2014, 04:39 PM
Sorry, don't have an answer for you on this.
Question: Did you try same thing in either of your other two OS's (Lubuntu or Crunchbang)?
Did the cronjob work on them, but is not working in LL?
Following is just wild guess based on ZERO experience with this:
Just for the hell of it, try making a temporary directory in root -- like "/TESTING" -- and point cronjob to save file there. Maybe there is something about fact that "/home" is a network location that's causing problem. If test works, then I'd guess that means cronjob needs to be coded differently to save to networked location.
Question: Did you try same thing in either of your other two OS's (Lubuntu or Crunchbang)?
Did the cronjob work on them, but is not working in LL?
Following is just wild guess based on ZERO experience with this:
Just for the hell of it, try making a temporary directory in root -- like "/TESTING" -- and point cronjob to save file there. Maybe there is something about fact that "/home" is a network location that's causing problem. If test works, then I'd guess that means cronjob needs to be coded differently to save to networked location.
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