I am trying to run python script via a cron job, but have had no luck the last two days, and I am running out of hairs to pull out. 

Some info:

-->I have approximately 20 hours experience using Linux, so I might have missed something very basic. 

-->Linux server (Ubuntu) on Linode.com

-->Script runs in terminal 

-->Script has the permissions "0644"

-->`#!/usr/bin/env python3.7` 
is added to the beginning of the script

-->The script belongs to the user "adamsavage" and I have tried to add it to both this users cron file and the cron file belonging to root using `crontab -e` and `sudo crontab -e` respectively

-->The cron files looks like this, and has a newline at the end: 

```
* * * * * /usr/bin/python3 /home/adamsavage/python-scripts/send_new_sessions.py >> /home/adamasavage/log.txt 2>&1

```

-->`sudo grep CRON /var/log/syslog` returns this:

```
Apr  2 15:25:01 noeluddig CRON[7728]: (adamsavage) CMD (/home/adamsavage/python_scripts/send_new_sessions.py >> /home/adamasavage/log.txt)
Apr  2 15:25:01 noeluddig CRON[7729]: (root) CMD (/home/adamsavage/python_scripts/send_new_sessions.py >> /home/adamasavage/log.txt)
Apr  2 15:25:01 noeluddig CRON[7730]: (adamsavage) CMD (echo 'Yo' >> /home/adamsavage/log.txt)
Apr  2 15:25:01 noeluddig CRON[7731]: (root) CMD (echo 'Yo' >> /home/adamsavage/log.txt)
Apr  2 15:25:01 noeluddig CRON[7732]: (root) CMD (command -v debian-sa1 > /dev/null && debian-sa1 1 1)

```

-->I have also tried the following:

```
* * * * * cd /home/adamsavage/python_scripts/ && /home/adamsavage/python_scripts/send_new_sessions.py >> /home/adamasavage/log.txt

```

and

```
* * * * * cd /home/adamsavage/python_scripts/ && /usr/bin/python /home/adamsavage/python_scripts/send_new_sessions.py >> /home/adamasavage/log.txt

```

-The script is supposed to send me an sms with some info, which again works when it is ran from terminal. 

-I should also mention that just having `echo "message" >> /home/adamsavage/ouput.txt` does actually run and prints "message" to that file. 

**What am I missing? Suffice to say, help will be greatly appreciated!:)**