re: where is the mistake?
Cron Jobs - Cron Jobs In Cpanel
Tenzin, is this a test? the first thing I noticed is .Php and .Txt for an extension... Thats kinda funky. The second is your chmod. 755 is for folders, try 644 for your files.
Also, food for thought, making a call to file_put_contents will create the desired file if it doesn't exist. So, this file should have the correct chmod at creation. You can use this to verify the correct chmod for your files.
Hope that halps
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Cron Jobs - Cron Jobs In Cpanel
Started by OpaQue, Jan 27 2005 04:06 AM
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#30
Posted 26 August 2008 - 06:43 AM
HTACCES CRON JOB
Cron Jobs - Cron Jobs In Cpanel
Good morning,
I have a host to make cronjob. However, the script called is a bigger level memory is the 32M given to my script is not enough.
I therefore creates a file with the directive htaccess php_value memory_limit 200M, when I call myself this script with a browser my script ends properly because I now has 200M memory.
But now when I set my cron job with this script is well I return errors memory allocation, it seems that the htaccess file is ignored. I tested raise_memory_limit ( "200M"), ini_set ( "memory_limit", "200M"), but nothing done.
The call from my script "php / home / sqdqs / monscript.Php," there is no t'il php parameters to be included in the order (genus php-q)?
Have you any idea of solution?
Thank you
-reply by Smalldevil
Cron Jobs - Cron Jobs In Cpanel
Good morning,
I have a host to make cronjob. However, the script called is a bigger level memory is the 32M given to my script is not enough.
I therefore creates a file with the directive htaccess php_value memory_limit 200M, when I call myself this script with a browser my script ends properly because I now has 200M memory.
But now when I set my cron job with this script is well I return errors memory allocation, it seems that the htaccess file is ignored. I tested raise_memory_limit ( "200M"), ini_set ( "memory_limit", "200M"), but nothing done.
The call from my script "php / home / sqdqs / monscript.Php," there is no t'il php parameters to be included in the order (genus php-q)?
Have you any idea of solution?
Thank you
-reply by Smalldevil
#31
Posted 27 August 2008 - 01:05 PM
Thanks for the nice tutorial
Cron Jobs - Cron Jobs In Cpanel
Replying to Se�or ManiacThanks for the nice tutorial
-reply by Ayub
Cron Jobs - Cron Jobs In Cpanel
Replying to Se�or ManiacThanks for the nice tutorial
-reply by Ayub
#33
Posted 07 September 2008 - 03:34 AM
Hot to Edit and Delete Cron
Cron Jobs - Cron Jobs In Cpanel
Its very nice article on crones. Thanks
We have two options in cpanel for cron jobs.
1: Standar Cron [for new user]
2: Advanced Crone [for advanced user]
I had created cron with both options but they are not visible any where so I can edit or delete them, there are two options in cpanel cron jobs
Please tell me where are my created crones ?
How to edit or delte previously created crones ?
Hope you will help..
-reply by Panwar
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admin reply
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I m sure your CRON was not set properly.
OR
They got lost by some config change by your Webhost.
Try setting them again. :)
Cron Jobs - Cron Jobs In Cpanel
Its very nice article on crones. Thanks
We have two options in cpanel for cron jobs.
1: Standar Cron [for new user]
2: Advanced Crone [for advanced user]
I had created cron with both options but they are not visible any where so I can edit or delete them, there are two options in cpanel cron jobs
Please tell me where are my created crones ?
How to edit or delte previously created crones ?
Hope you will help..
-reply by Panwar
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admin reply
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I m sure your CRON was not set properly.
OR
They got lost by some config change by your Webhost.
Try setting them again. :)
#35
Posted 18 March 2009 - 02:13 AM
Thank you!Cron Jobs - Cron Jobs In CpanelThanks so much for this tutorial!I'm new to php and have created an automated newsletter mailer. I needed my program to run behind the scenes without me having to load it in a browser and loop it. You explained things clearly and this is exactly what I was looking for. Other tutorials are for "experts".You rock!-reply by vitajay
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