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/bin/sh: line 1: GET: command not found

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  1. XPerties

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    Moved some sites to a new server and now my crons get the following error:

    /bin/sh: line 1: GET: command not found

    What perl module is GET associated with that I should make sure it's properly installed? I thought it was LWP but installing that did no good.
     
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    #1 XPerties, Oct 25, 2005
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    The cronjob you are mentioning looks like a Bash script and not Perl. Could try and help you if you can paste the entire cron file here. I guess the error is not pertaining to line 1 of your script even.
     
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    You need to either

    1. Install the perl-libwww-perl to get GET

    or

    2. install the LWP perl module manually and make sure you answer yes to:

    Do you want to install the GET alias? [n]
     
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    #3 chirpy, Oct 26, 2005
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    Chirpy, that's a right handy piece of information.

    You would not believe how many people I've asked on where to get 'GET', as it is no longer installed by default, not since Linux 9 anyway. Even some very knowledgeable people had no idea. I thought I was going crazy. :eek:

    Turns out I just got better at using 'wget' and the necessary switches. :D
     
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    Glad to help :) I've not used GET myself just had to get it installed a few times - have always used wget myself.
     
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    Cheers for the info my server never installed get, for a few cron jobs :d like for whmautopilot and such
     
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