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Subject: Question about crontab.
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hello,
 
 i have a problem when i use crontab on my freebsd.
 
 I want to execute a program every day. this program
 write the result of a "ps" in a text file. When i use
 crontab, i can see only 80 characters of this text
 file whereas when I execute it directly i can read
all
 the file.
 
 I tried to change the term ENV variable and I put
 "TERM=xterm-color" but i don't think that freebsd
 crontab accept the definition of an environnment
 variable by a user.
 
 I don't know what can I do.
 
 Can you help me please.
 
 Thanks a lot.
 
 Farid NICOLAS.

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