I am currently running a cronjob from a host machine (Linux Redhat) executing a script in a docker container. The problem I have is that when I redirect the standard output to a file with path inside the docker container, the cronjob threw an exception basically saying that the path of the log file cannot be found. But if I change the output log file path to be a path that is on the host machine, it works fine.

Below does not work

```
0 9 * * 1-5 sudo docker exec -i /path/in/docker/container/script.sh > /path/in/docker/container/script.shout

```

But this one works

```
0 9 * * 1-5 sudo docker exec -i /path/in/docker/container/script.sh > /path/in/host/script.shout

```

How do I get the first cronjob working so I can have the output file in the docker container using the path in the docker container?

I don't want to run the cronjob as `root` and that's why I need `sudo` before `docker exec`. Please note, only `root` has access to the `docker volume` path in the host machine, which is why I can't use the docker volume path either.