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/home/user/.pub-cache/bin/bsky post --text="Hello, Bluesky" --identifier='USER.bsky.social' --password='PASSWORD'
...posts the message when the job is run from a terminal, but if I add bsky.sh to a cron job, it seems to run okay but doesn't actually post the message.
The cron log shows it ran: Dec 22 20:14:01 mordac CRON[977343]: (user) CMD (/home/user/bskytest.sh)
But there's nothing on Bluesky.
Expected Behavior
The batch file should run from cron.
Error Log
None. It seems to run from cron but never actually posts to Bluesky.
Step to Reproduce
Create a batch file containing the line above (with your credentials, obviously).
Make it executable and run it.
The message "Hello, Bluesky" will appear on your session.
Now set the batch file to run from cron.
When the target time is reached it seems to run okay but doesn't actually post to Bluesky
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Bug Behavior
This line in batch file bsky.sh...
/home/user/.pub-cache/bin/bsky post --text="Hello, Bluesky" --identifier='USER.bsky.social' --password='PASSWORD'
...posts the message when the job is run from a terminal, but if I add bsky.sh to a cron job, it seems to run okay but doesn't actually post the message.
The cron log shows it ran:
Dec 22 20:14:01 mordac CRON[977343]: (user) CMD (/home/user/bskytest.sh)
But there's nothing on Bluesky.
Expected Behavior
The batch file should run from cron.
Error Log
None. It seems to run from cron but never actually posts to Bluesky.
Step to Reproduce
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: