First thing first, put a bash -x in front of the cron entry for the command, see exactly where it's failing. Also remove the dot in front. so: */1 * * * * bash -x /home/jon/updateIp.sh >> /home/jon/updateIpScript.log Post said output.

First thing first, put a bash -x in front of the cron entry for the command, see exactly where it's failing. Also remove the dot in front. so: */1 * * * * bash -x /home/jon/updateIp.sh >> /home/jon/updateIpScript.log Post said output.

First thing first, put a bash -x in front of the cron entry for the command, see exactly where it's failing. Also remove the dot in front. so: */1 * * * * bash -x /home/jon/updateIp.sh >> /home/jon/updateIpScript.log Post said output.