your problem is in absolute paths. try
/home/domain/logs/analog -G +g/home/domain/logs/stats.cfg
or wherever the stats.cfg file lives.
you can also write a script:
#!/bin/sh
cd /home/domain/logs
./analog -G +gstats.cfg
and call the script (with absolute paths, of course) from the cron
alex
Ray Goniea wrote:
>
> Hello,
>
> We have just installed Analog on a Linux 5.1, Apache web server running
> virtual domains. I am trying to setup a crontab file that will run all the
> individual stats.cfg files at one time. Here is the problem I am having, to
> run Analog for each domain I need to physically be in the logs directory and
> then execute analog -G +gstats.cfg for it to run. If I type
> /home/domain/logs/analog -G +gstats.cfg it says no such file or directory
> (at a command line) My crontab file looks like this,
> 0 0 * * * /home/domain/logs/analog -G +gstats.cfg and when I run it the
> index.html page is not updated. So my question is using cron how do enter
> the directory then execute the stats.cfg file?
>
> Thanks,
> Ray
>
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