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My cron just doesn't work. Here is the command line:
And the result:Code:"/usr/bin/php /home/mkbit/www/ff_stats/analyse/analyse.php"
WTF? Thx.Code:/bin/sh: /usr/bin/php /home/mkbit/www/ff_stats/analyse/analyse.php: No such file or directory
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Hi,
My cron just doesn't work. Here is the command line:
And the result:Code:"/usr/bin/php /home/mkbit/www/ff_stats/analyse/analyse.php"
WTF? Thx.Code:/bin/sh: /usr/bin/php /home/mkbit/www/ff_stats/analyse/analyse.php: No such file or directory
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try using 'public_html' instead of 'www'
then call 'php' instead of '/usr/bin/php'
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It still doesn't work...
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Do not put in quotes.Code:/usr/local/bin/php /home/mkbit/www/ff_stats/analyse/analyse.php
Make sure /ff_stats/analyse/analyse.php is the correct path.
Try running it from yoursite.com/ff_stats/analyse/analyse.php
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actually, a few months back (don't know if it still applies today), but i was told by a staff member here to use php-cron instead of the standard php binary...
so you would want to useps, www is just a symlink to public_html, so to avoid any possible problems, go w/ the absolute (real) path...Code:php-cron /home/mkbit/public_html/ff_stats/analyse/analyse.phpp
Grim Squeaker
Which server are you on?
If you get it to work, please post here what the problem was. Several people have had problems getting cron jobs to work, yet nobody seems to come back to explain how they got them to work (if they did instead of just giving up).
Nothing is always absolutely so.
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Hello, i have the same problem... cron don't work...
my cron line is:
*/10 * * * 0,1,2,3,4,5 wget -O - http://www.mponline.org/xxxx/xxxx.php >> /home/alamar77/cronjobs/log2.log
I don't receive any email, and no error message...:dunno:
Last edited by alamar77; 11-13-2009 at 04:21 AM.
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Actually, you don't. OP had extraneous quotes that caused the entire command line to be interpreted as a command name. Generally speaking, you should start a new thread unless you have the exact same problem and a thread doesn't include a resolution.Originally Posted by alamar77
Test the command line by itself; you'll need to do this somewhere you have shell access (such as your own system).
Note you can specify a range of values using a hyphen:
If you need more help, start a new thread.Code:*/10 * * * 0-5 ...
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ok sorry... you are not able to help me, the line works perfectly on crontab on my pc... thanks... i start a new thread
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