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Hello, My Cygwin cron job runs as scheduled, however, I would appreciate your assistance with the a problem with user system environment when running cron. In addition to the other attachments, I have provided the following files: set_output_pc.txt = output of system env when running 'set' from a DOS shell set_output_cron.txt = output of system env when running cron I need to build software from a DOS/cmd shell with the env as in set_output_pc.txt. However, when I put the build in the Cygwin cron job, I get the env as in set_output_cron.txt, which causes problems with my build. There are certain system variables in set_pc that are not in set_cron. Specifically, there's a CVSROOT variable in set_pc, but set_cron does not have this variable. A bigger problem is that the PATH in set_cron is not recognized by the software build program. How can I get the the sys environment in cron to be the same as my sys env in a DOS/cmd shell? Thanks, Dean
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