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-I have a daily backup with obnam scheduled using a cronjob. The job succeeds without problems, however the cron daemon mails the following output to me every day:
-
- tput: No value for $TERM and no -T specified
-
-I looked for the source of this message, but neither obnam nor python know about the "-T" parameter. So I tried to wrap the job in a shell script that sets the TERM environment variable if not set like this:
-
- if [ -z "$TERM" ]; then
- export TERM=linux
- fi
-
-But that didn't help either. Any ideas how to fix this?
-
---Christian
-
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-
-tput is a shell command (see "man tput"). Obnam does not use it in any way, not even
-indirectly, as far as I can see. What I suspect is happening is that when you invoke commands
-from your crontab, it invokes your shell, and that runs something like `.bashrc`, and you
-have something that calls tput.
-
-As such, unless shown otherwise, I'll assume this is not a bug in Obnam, sorry. --liw
-[[done]]