My last report wasn't entirely accurate. As a non-root owner, if I run:
fcrontab /tmp/foo
where foo contains:
* * * * * echo "hello, world"
I get the following mailed to me:
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Before the upgrade, I got something more like:
Subject: fcron <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> echo "hello, world"
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] (fcron)
hello, world
One other data point. With my last upgrade, I went from bash 2 to bash
3. I also notice that LOGNAME is set to root, not wohler. USER is set to
wohler. I don't how it was before, but it seems that LOGNAME should be
wohler. Setting LOGNAME to wohler in the fcrontab has no affect.
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