Crontab with Pytest having issue
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I am trying to automate my pytest script using crontab -e, but not working. I am using the following command:
12 19 * * * /usr/bin/python3 /data/smc/test_file.py pytest -s test_file.py | tee -a myoutput.log
In other case (without using "pytest"), when I am using python script using crontab -e, that works like:
23 18 * * * /usr/bin/python3 /data/smc/test_file.py
Or, even when I use it manually from the python console, works just fine:
pytest -s test_file.py | tee -a myoutput.log
Can anyone help, thanks!
python-3.x cron pytest
asked Nov 9 at 19:34
Hossain
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I am trying to automate my pytest script using crontab -e, but not working. I am using the following command:
12 19 * * * /usr/bin/python3 /data/smc/test_file.py pytest -s test_file.py | tee -a myoutput.log
In other case (without using "pytest"), when I am using python script using crontab -e, that works like:
23 18 * * * /usr/bin/python3 /data/smc/test_file.py
Or, even when I use it manually from the python console, works just fine:
pytest -s test_file.py | tee -a myoutput.log
Can anyone help, thanks!
python-3.x cron pytest
asked Nov 9 at 19:34
Hossain
538
Shouldn't your cron expression be12 19 * * * pytest -s /data/smc/test_file.py | tee -a myoutput.log?
– Samarth
Nov 10 at 11:28
tried, but din't work..
– Hossain
Nov 13 at 1:38
Can you check the logs inmyoutput.logand/var/log/messages(given you're using CentOS)?
– Samarth
Nov 13 at 4:29
the logs in myoutput.log are only created when I run it manually, but not from cron..I'm using Debian..
– Hossain
Nov 13 at 19:17
Is this duplicated? stackoverflow.com/questions/53291608/…
– Ederson Badeca
Nov 21 at 12:26
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I am trying to automate my pytest script using crontab -e, but not working. I am using the following command:
12 19 * * * /usr/bin/python3 /data/smc/test_file.py pytest -s test_file.py | tee -a myoutput.log
In other case (without using "pytest"), when I am using python script using crontab -e, that works like:
23 18 * * * /usr/bin/python3 /data/smc/test_file.py
Or, even when I use it manually from the python console, works just fine:
pytest -s test_file.py | tee -a myoutput.log
Can anyone help, thanks!
python-3.x cron pytest
asked Nov 9 at 19:34
Hossain
538
I am trying to automate my pytest script using crontab -e, but not working. I am using the following command:
12 19 * * * /usr/bin/python3 /data/smc/test_file.py pytest -s test_file.py | tee -a myoutput.log
In other case (without using "pytest"), when I am using python script using crontab -e, that works like:
23 18 * * * /usr/bin/python3 /data/smc/test_file.py
Or, even when I use it manually from the python console, works just fine:
pytest -s test_file.py | tee -a myoutput.log
Can anyone help, thanks!
python-3.x cron pytest
python-3.x cron pytest
asked Nov 9 at 19:34
Hossain
538
asked Nov 9 at 19:34
Hossain
538
asked Nov 9 at 19:34
Hossain
538
asked Nov 9 at 19:34
Hossain
538
asked Nov 9 at 19:34
Hossain
538
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Shouldn't your cron expression be12 19 * * * pytest -s /data/smc/test_file.py | tee -a myoutput.log?
– Samarth
Nov 10 at 11:28
tried, but din't work..
– Hossain
Nov 13 at 1:38
Can you check the logs inmyoutput.logand/var/log/messages(given you're using CentOS)?
– Samarth
Nov 13 at 4:29
the logs in myoutput.log are only created when I run it manually, but not from cron..I'm using Debian..
– Hossain
Nov 13 at 19:17
Is this duplicated? stackoverflow.com/questions/53291608/…
– Ederson Badeca
Nov 21 at 12:26
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Shouldn't your cron expression be12 19 * * * pytest -s /data/smc/test_file.py | tee -a myoutput.log?
– Samarth
Nov 10 at 11:28
tried, but din't work..
– Hossain
Nov 13 at 1:38
Can you check the logs inmyoutput.logand/var/log/messages(given you're using CentOS)?
– Samarth
Nov 13 at 4:29
the logs in myoutput.log are only created when I run it manually, but not from cron..I'm using Debian..
– Hossain
Nov 13 at 19:17
Is this duplicated? stackoverflow.com/questions/53291608/…
– Ederson Badeca
Nov 21 at 12:26
Shouldn't your cron expression be
12 19 * * * pytest -s /data/smc/test_file.py | tee -a myoutput.log?– Samarth
Nov 10 at 11:28
Shouldn't your cron expression be
12 19 * * * pytest -s /data/smc/test_file.py | tee -a myoutput.log?– Samarth
Nov 10 at 11:28
tried, but din't work..
– Hossain
Nov 13 at 1:38
tried, but din't work..
– Hossain
Nov 13 at 1:38
Can you check the logs in
myoutput.log and /var/log/messages (given you're using CentOS)?– Samarth
Nov 13 at 4:29
Can you check the logs in
myoutput.log and /var/log/messages (given you're using CentOS)?– Samarth
Nov 13 at 4:29
the logs in myoutput.log are only created when I run it manually, but not from cron..I'm using Debian..
– Hossain
Nov 13 at 19:17
the logs in myoutput.log are only created when I run it manually, but not from cron..I'm using Debian..
– Hossain
Nov 13 at 19:17
Is this duplicated? stackoverflow.com/questions/53291608/…
– Ederson Badeca
Nov 21 at 12:26
Is this duplicated? stackoverflow.com/questions/53291608/…
– Ederson Badeca
Nov 21 at 12:26
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Shouldn't your cron expression be
12 19 * * * pytest -s /data/smc/test_file.py | tee -a myoutput.log?– Samarth
Nov 10 at 11:28
tried, but din't work..
– Hossain
Nov 13 at 1:38
Can you check the logs in
myoutput.logand/var/log/messages(given you're using CentOS)?– Samarth
Nov 13 at 4:29
the logs in myoutput.log are only created when I run it manually, but not from cron..I'm using Debian..
– Hossain
Nov 13 at 19:17
Is this duplicated? stackoverflow.com/questions/53291608/…
– Ederson Badeca
Nov 21 at 12:26