I just found a curious case, where crontab on two instances uses '=' or ' ' for value attribution.
Which of the following executions is correct (or both)?
Option 1
dosomething --parameter=x
Option 2
dosomething --parameter x
If that is not the correct question, what other factors should I take into consideration to know which one is right?
Cron is just a scheduler. The syntax for passing arguments to dosomething
is completely dependent on dosomething
's implementation. Some programs use a notation with space, some with =
and some may use both.