By TutorialCow
I am trying to create a crontab to run a php script every minute:
* * * * * http://tutorialcow.com/Resources\%20_Blocked/Session/Change_Salt.php
It doesn’t work, and I can’t figure out how to debug it.
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Hay, for first sorry, for my very bad english ;)
And to your question:
You must run a client as prefix for your cronjob how:
* * * * * wget http://tutorialcow.com/Resources\%20_Blocked/Session/Change_Salt.php
in my opinion is:
* * * * * php -c /var/www/yourDirectory/Resources_Blocked/Session/Change_Salt.php
the best you can do, if it’s file running on localhost
You need to do something with that http:// address. I think what you want is to execute the PHP file, so I’d recommend
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- wget -O - http://tutorialcow.com/Resources\ _Blocked/Session/Change_Salt.php > /dev/null
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wget gets a URL
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-O - redirects the output from a file (~/Change_Salt.php) to stdout
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/de v/null throws away the output sent to stdout
If there are errors, you’ll receive an email from cron.
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