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				 haze2666yHave you tried turning if off and on again? haze2666yHave you tried turning if off and on again?
 
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 Seriously, my problems with desktop Ubuntu get fixed that way. Maybe will help with yours.
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				 TobiSGD2726yPretty much every problem I had so far with running something as cronjob was missing environment variables. Always use full path names, never assume that a PATH or other environment variable is set correctly. TobiSGD2726yPretty much every problem I had so far with running something as cronjob was missing environment variables. Always use full path names, never assume that a PATH or other environment variable is set correctly.
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				 endor54476yDoes your script have the executable (+x) flag? endor54476yDoes your script have the executable (+x) flag?
 Did your crontab get updated after you edited it? (Iirc of you just edit it with a text editor it doesn't update, you have to use the crontab command or do something else to reload the updated crontab)
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				 TobiSGD2726y@Ganofins Assuming that you don't have a MTA configured, have you tried to redirect the output of the command into a file to check if you get error-messages? TobiSGD2726y@Ganofins Assuming that you don't have a MTA configured, have you tried to redirect the output of the command into a file to check if you get error-messages?
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				@Ganofins You need your $DISPLAY environment variable set to an existing display to use that.
 It's easier and cleaner to use xvfb for that.
 Have a look here:
 http://elementalselenium.com/tips/...
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							 ZeMooX1 ZeMooX1 When i try to justify the inconsistency of Selenium Tests. When i try to justify the inconsistency of Selenium Tests.




My selenium script cronjob is not running on the VPS.
I am not sure what's wrong with it
Even the crond service status just shows
the session was opened for the user root
shows the command
the session closed for user root
I tried the tons of solution available but nothing worked
I am using Ubuntu 16.04 with LXDE
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selenium
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