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Under "Tips & Troubleshooting" section, there is an example of how to pipe cron output to a file:
To assist in troubleshooting cron issues, you can pipe the output of each cron job to a specific file by adding something like >/path/to/somefile.log 2>&1 at the end of the cron job.
But this would overwrite the log on every cron run, which isn't too useful. Better to use >> to append log.
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Under "Tips & Troubleshooting" section, there is an example of how to pipe cron output to a file:
But this would overwrite the log on every cron run, which isn't too useful. Better to use
>>
to append log.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: