Fedora :: Cron Opens Konsole On Script Execution And Leaves It Open?

I am trying to set up a simple script to automatically invoke streamripper to record my favourite radio shows. The script works fine in a terminal window (Konsole), but when scheduling this as a cron job (KCron via SystemSettings) a Konsole window pops up catching the streamripper output.

Now stramripper can behave with the --quiet option, and I set output redirects "> /dev/null 2>&1". Inside the script or on the command line of KCron.

Quote:

sh myscript.txt >/dev/null 2>&1

...or just as the script without the "sh" command. Same result. Still the same annoying Konsole terminal window pops up, now with no other content than what Cron obviously generates at the end of the script execution:

Quote:

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End of script execution. Type Enter or Ctrl+C to exit.
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Well, the whole point of this cron scheduling was to avoid manual intervention and create the MP3 file of the radio show automatically. how to avoid the terminal window completely?

Using KDE 4.5.5 and Fedora 13, Kernel 2.6.34.8-68