I have been banging my head against the old crontab
issue. One reason I'm looking at crontab again is
because the way our NT Admin has set up task scheduler
causes a browser window to open on the server when it
runs my taf files. So if there is way to use the Task
Scheduler to run a taf with out opening a browser
window, great!
In the meantime, here is the output from my tango.log
03/10/2002 21:28:46 0
[Cron] Sent http://localhost:80/cronmail.taf
and here is my textcron.txt
# Run this application file all the time (every minute)
* * * * * http://localhost/cronmail.taf
My test is a simple taf that just sends an email. It is
triggering the cron file every minute, but the taf is
not getting executed. Do I need the t4cgi.exe?
I tried that: http://localhost/scripts/t4cgi.ext but
IIS can't find scripts directory because it is not in
the web root. I moved it to the web root. No luck.
The manual was not clear on the cgi piece either.
I have tried every combination of ip/localhost/127.0.0.1
and the taf fails to execute. The server parses the
crontab file on startup:
[2752] Parsed 1 entries in crontab
C:\Inetpub\scripts\testcron.txt
I have looked through all the past posts, and I seem to
be doing everything correctly. I have tried with a
blank line at the end of the txt file, and no blank line
with a carraige return at the end of the cron task.
Any advice would be most appreciated.
John Newsom
> If you have two WiTango server processes running on the same machine how do
> you purge all of them in one go?
>
> Also, how do you monitor server status at a per-process level in a
> multi-process environment?
>
> - James.
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