Interesting that i did not think of that one =)
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At 16:01 12/18/00 -0500, you wrote:
>Ok i know that there have been fixs to make CFSCHEDULE more reliable in
>4.5.2 (or was it 5.0)
>but is it stable enough now? or should i do this in the cron (Linux version
>using)
>And if i want to do it in the cron does anyone have experience with making
>CF pages run from the cron? i am putting it through the thought process and
>i cant seem to figure out how using cron would get the CF pages to process.
>
>Thanks!
To run simple page request jobs from cron you can just use lynx:
01 * * * * nobody lynx http://www.url.com/xyz > /dev/null
This would run every hour as the user 'nobody' and request the
specified URL and direct any output to the bit bucket.
If you need to provide a username/password to access the page you
are trying to request I think you can specify that with lynx, too,
on the command line.
RPS
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