I use a PuTTY session to copy my nightly backups to another location.  I log in as the root user and change directories to /store/BackupLocation which holds backups from the last 100 days.  I can then run:bash /bin/ScriptThatCopiesBackup.shThis script copies my backups from /store/BackupLocation to another directory /store/BackupArchiveThis all works perfectly, but I can't seem to schedule this script to run automatically in crontab.  Instead I get the following permission error everyday:/bin/bash: /bin/ScriptThatCopiesBackup.sh :Permission deniedMy question is, why am I recieving this error message even though everything is done by root? And what can I do to resolve this?Here are the permissions for my script:-rw-r--r-- 1 root root 213 June 19 2013 ScriptThatCopiesBackup.shHere are my crontab settings:30 16 * * * /bin/ScriptThatCopiesBackup.sh
Why is crontab giving me a permission error message when I copy my backup?
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