Crontab execute the command but the ruby script is not running?

Try: 12 10 * * * /bin/bash -c 'source /home/user/. Rvm/scripts/rvm && cd /home/user/path/ && /home/user/. Rvm/bin/ruby-1.9.2-p136 -rubygems script.rb.

2 Good answer. When you login to bash from a terminal it automatically runs some scripts to setup your environment (usually including the "rvm" ruby environment setup). "cron" just runs exactly what it finds in the cron file and does not automatically run any environment setup scripts.

– James Anderson Aug 8 at 6:35 thank you scuawn, Could you tell me what the source does? – Sayuj Aug 8 at 6:44 1 @Sayuj: That just runs all the usual rvm initialization stuff that you'd normally get with a login shell. – mu is too short Aug 8 at 7:03 Good answer.

Here is a full blog post on the subject: danielsz.posterous. Com/how-to-run-rvm-scripts-as-cron-jobs – Daniel Szmulewicz Aug 8 at 0:54.

If you are using . Rvmrc file in your project to setup ruby version for you project. Then you need to tell rvm to trust rvmrc file in ~/.

Rvmrc rvm_trust_rvmrcs_flag=1 this will disable prompt and your cron will not hang.

If you are using . Rvmrc file in your project to setup ruby version for you project. Then you need to tell rvm to trust rvmrc file in ~/.rvmrc.

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