On 01/03/2011 23:33, Ryan Schmidt wrote:
I don't understand... cron shouldn't really be doing anything with
your web site. If you need to access your models from a script called
from cron, write a CakePHP shell to do that.
Sorry for the late response,
I came from drupal world, so I'm used - and had organized my work -
within this methodology.
In drupal everything that has a "hook_cron" callback in modules, is then
executed in /cron.php
So, in my office server, I put cron jobs that "wget" websites and keep
them "alive" on a public url.
I didn't learn in depth the cakephp console way, because the 80% of my
website run on shared hosting, without a shell access.
Said this, I'm always open to better solutions.
Thank you,
Luca
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