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When using the new '-s' (syslog) flag with cron from cronie-1.4.4, under certain (unknown) conditions it may send malformed output to stdout. This was originally reported in bug 548843: "These patches looks ok, but there is still problem with 'echoing' text into rsyslog. After every echo is print out incorrect text. This might be a problem of utf-8 in rsyslog. Jan 5 17:04:01 caladan crond[4268]: (marca) RELOAD (/var/spool/cron/marca) Jan 5 17:04:01 caladan CROND[4373]: (marca) CMD (touch /tmp/somefile) Jan 5 17:04:01 caladan CROND[4374]: (marca) CMD (echo test) Jan 5 17:04:01 caladan CROND[4374]: t� Testing srpm: http://mmaslano.fedorapeople.org/test/cronie-1.4.3-3.fc13.src.rpm rsyslog-4.4.2-3 Reproducer: start crond with -s option and create simple command e.g. crontab -e * * * * * echo sometext The output will be cut as in previous post. This might be a problem of rsyslog, which can't handle it. CC'ing maintainer of rsyslog."
It's still reproducible. If it's given CRONDARGS="-s" in /etc/sysconfig/crond and crontable contain for example * * * * * echo "ěščřžýá" it will give only ???? on output. I suppose rsyslog can't work with utf-8 well. Re-assign, could you look at it?
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It was probably wrong setting of language.