Sverre, I think you must use your own application crontab, located at applications/your_app/cron
I suggest you create a python script without any functions inside it, to isolate your cron job, and put it in applications/your_app/private/. I do this here and it works nice. Following my advice, your crontab would be like it: */2 * * * * root *applications/your_app/private/test_cron.py And your test_cron.py will have no def inside it. -- Vinicius Assef. On Thu, Nov 4, 2010 at 8:10 AM, Sverre <[email protected]> wrote: > My cron tab looking like this > > #crontab > */2 * * * * root *sys/test_cron > @hourly root *applications/mm/cron/expire_sessions.py > > but this doesn' work. My test cron function is > > from time import ctime > def test_cron(): > db.dbg.insert(dbgmsg=ctime()) > db.commit() > return "ready" > > > If I trigger this function manually it's working. Web2Py is installed > as a Windows Service. Is someone able to help? > > > > > >
