Wemin Version 1.060 running on SuSE Linux 8.0
Browser: Opera
I entered a new cronjob to tag my cvs every night. Here is the short form:
cvs -d '<cvsroot>' rtag T`date '+%Y%m%d'` <MyProject >/dev/null
I expected a tag like T20030410, but got T\2003\04\10' so I checked the crontab manually and I saw:
cvs -d '<cvsroot>' rtag T`date '+%\Y\%m\%d'` <MyProject >/dev/null
For me, it looks like webmin has edited the cron line.
Logged In: YES
user_id=129364
Webmin puts a \ before any % in the cron command, because
normally a % in the command indicates that anything after it
should be passed as input to the command. Putting a % before
it is usually needed to escape it and preserve the command
as it is ..
Which operating system are you using, and which version of
cron? It may be that yours doesn't support the % feature ..