Error : /usr/bin/env: No such file or directory

Seems self explanatory

Do you have a /usr/bin/env program?

When your program is run from cron, it doesn't have the same %ENV as when you run it

It appears in your case, cron jobs might also confined in a chroot jail, so your shebang of #!/usr/bin/env perl .. doesn't work

So, either use the correct path to env, or the full path to perl, or learn more about configuring cron, or get your admin to help...

In reply to Re: I have some problem with Crontab by Anonymous Monk
in thread I have some problem with Crontab by locked_user satishkambam

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