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kenorb
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It would probably be easier to use --root--root and --uri--uri instead of @main@main. Drush loads aliases on a per-user basis; the user you are testing drush @main elysia-cron probably has the @main@main alias defined in an alias file in ~/.drush~/.drush. You'd need to either move your aliases to a global location, or perhaps copy your alias file to the www-data user's .drush.drush folder.

It would probably be easier to use --root and --uri instead of @main. Drush loads aliases on a per-user basis; the user you are testing drush @main elysia-cron probably has the @main alias defined in an alias file in ~/.drush. You'd need to either move your aliases to a global location, or perhaps copy your alias file to the www-data user's .drush folder.

It would probably be easier to use --root and --uri instead of @main. Drush loads aliases on a per-user basis; the user you are testing drush @main elysia-cron probably has the @main alias defined in an alias file in ~/.drush. You'd need to either move your aliases to a global location, or perhaps copy your alias file to the www-data user's .drush folder.

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greg_1_anderson
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It would probably be easier to use --root and --uri instead of @main. Drush loads aliases on a per-user basis; the user you are testing drush @main elysia-cron probably has the @main alias defined in an alias file in ~/.drush. You'd need to either move your aliases to a global location, or perhaps copy your alias file to the www-data user's .drush folder.