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the job scheduler in Linux and other Unix-like operating systems. It enables users to schedule tasks to run non-interactively at specified intervals or predefined times, including upon reboot.
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Cron not finding necessary files to run .py file
Thank you all for your advice on my question. Based on the suggestion by user name joan, I did some research and ended up going the route of making a batch file to the correct directory. I am leaving …
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Cron not finding necessary files to run .py file
Because of it not being able to find those files, I believe that cron also does the same thing and I am wondering how I would need to point cron to this entire folder? … I currently have the final line in cron as @reboot sudo python /home/pi/op_interface/op_interface.py and have tried other variations such as @reboot sudo usr/bin/python /home/pi/op_interface/op_interface.py …
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