Le 06/05/2011 15:58, Helloise Smit a écrit :
i ran it like that and get no email
i did check my path and it is correct
what else can be wrong please?
thank you
You will only get a mail if the script executed by the cron outputs
something.
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i ran it like that and get no email
i did check my path and it is correct
what else can be wrong please?
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hey watch it :-) :-)
i have never worked in linux/ubuntu env before so all is still very new to
me
thanks for all the help!
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Oh sorry, you were trying to execute it locally?
Use: ./rainbowcode.sh instead of rainbowcode.sh
# ./rainbowcode.sh
Geez, you need a Linux tutorial man. :-)
Regards,
Haris
On 6 May 2011 18:59, Helloise Smit wrote:
> yes sorry that was in the cronjob i nuked...
> i made a new file called rainbo
Hi Helloise,
That's why in my previous example I put the full path of the script in the
cron line command:
8 5 * * * /home/rainbowcode/rainbowcode.sh
If you put only rainbowcode.sh:
8 5 * * * rainbowcode.sh
The system would not find it because it's not in the default PATH
environment variable. S
yes sorry that was in the cronjob i nuked...
i made a new file called rainbowcode.sh
and have these lines in rainbowcode.sh:
#!/bin/sh
/usr/bin/php /home/rainbowcode/DB-Query-Script.php rainbowcode yesterday
helloi...@miranetworks.net
NOW if i run the new cron:
a12:/home/rainbowcode# rainbowcode.
Not sure what you have in your crontab right now, but in your original
post you have a 'root' between the time and the command, and that's
causing the problem - remove it and you'll be fine.
Keep in mind that the command is run as the user who's crontab it is
in - guess you want to run it as root,
i understand nowi ran it and got an email that said:
cron deamon:
/bin/sh: root: not found
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not to worry i understand now...thank you very much
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The crontab? It doesn't matter. Name it as anything, the cron will read the
content and discard your file anyway.
On 6 May 2011 18:08, Helloise Smit wrote:
> NOW: the above file what do i save it as please
> After you enter those lines in crontab editor, save it using vi save
> command: hit
NOW: the above file what do i save it as please
After you enter those lines in crontab editor, save it using vi save
command: hit Esc, then type :wq then enter.
You may want to change '5 8 * * *' to the next available minute, e.g.: 0 18
* * * (in my timezone I'll reach 6pm in the next minute)
On 6 May 2011 17:52, Helloise Smit wrote:
> yikes im not sure now:
>
> 1. must i keep my DB-Query-Script.php file?
>
Yes, keep your DB-Query-Script.php and you can dump the
/etc/cron.d/RC-Cron.txt.
> 2. i create ANOTHER file rainbowcode.sh which will contain the lines:
> #!/bin/sh
> /u
yikes im not sure now:
1. must i keep my DB-Query-Script.php file?
2. i create ANOTHER file rainbowcode.sh which will contain the lines:
#!/bin/sh
/usr/bin/php /home/rainbowcode/DB-Query-Script.php rainbowcode yesterday
mymailaddress
3. THEN i do crontab -e and add the lines:
MAILTO
o ok thank you! ...i know the vi editor
thanks will try it
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Hi Helloise,
1. Create a file /home/rainbowcode/rainbowcode.sh as your script.
2. Change the permission to 755:
$ chmod 755 /home/rainbowcode/rainbowcode.sh
3. Make sure that file contains the correct executable line complete with
the argument, e.g.:
#!/bin/sh
/usr/bin/php /ho
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