--- Pete <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Slightly off topic, but I have written a program in PHP that needs to be > run by Cron. There is no control panel, but I have Putty SSH access, so > that I can use Subversion. > > If I connect via Putty, then type crontab -e, which I thought would > bring up the current cron jobs - it just says, "No crontab for pete". I > guess that I (pete) don't have permission to access the main crontab > list. There are some crons already scheduled, which I cannot see. Does > that sound correct? > > -- > Pete Clark
Are they cron jobs for your specific user or are they system-wide ones? Also, user crontabs depend on the individual machine. If your host has multiple machines, say one for SVN but another for the Apache/MySQL then that could be an explanation. When you are logged in to that server can you see your PHP scripts and other web files? You may need to check with your sysadmin to find out how they have this set up. James
