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Adam Oliveri wrote:
depending on what your host has setup, there might be an option specifically for setting up Cron jobs. PHP should be fine.


I was under the assumption that PHP had to be run with the scripting engine (usualy attached by the web server process). I personaly dont know how to call the php engine to pass it the script to execute with cron but I suppose it should be possible simmilar to calling the perl engine and passing a script in. Is this correct?

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Random(seed) wrote:

I was under the assumption that PHP had to be run with the scripting engine (usualy attached by the web server process).


That was my assumption as well, which makes it all that more difficult. But Lord knows I could be really wrong on that. I can usually find what I need to get php done, but I've not got a lot of experience in the other stuff.

I don't have shell access to the box; but the control panel has a crontab function where you can set up the date and time and input the path to a script.

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Doug Burkhart wrote:
Random(seed) wrote:

I was under the assumption that PHP had to be run with the scripting engine (usualy attached by the web server process).


That was my assumption as well, which makes it all that more difficult. But Lord knows I could be really wrong on that. I can usually find what I need to get php done, but I've not got a lot of experience in the other stuff.

I don't have shell access to the box; but the control panel has a crontab function where you can set up the date and time and input the path to a script.


If thats the case I would be 99% sure it would run perl scripts no prob as thats the usual *nix default. Mind you I am a primary Win.NET programmer so Im falling back on my CS Sys admin class knowledge which I attempted to purge out my head after garaduation Wink

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http://www.sitepoint.com/article/introducing-cron

If you're using cPanel:

http://www.webmasterworld.com/forum88/6102.htm
Quote:

php -q /home/serverpath/script/file.php

or

wget -O /dev/null http://www.example.com/somescript.php



http://www.bitfolge.de/pseudocron-en.html

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Adam Oliveri wrote:
http://www.sitepoint.com/article/introducing-cron

If you're using cPanel:

http://www.webmasterworld.com/forum88/6102.htm
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php -q /home/serverpath/script/file.php

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wget -O /dev/null http://www.example.com/somescript.php



http://www.bitfolge.de/pseudocron-en.html


How would wget to the /dev/null execute a script?? That is making no sence to me right now.

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Random(seed) wrote:
How would wget to the /dev/null execute a script?? That is making no sence to me right now.


your spelling makes no 'cents'! Wink

i believe that sending the output to /dev/null just discards what's actually retrieved by wget. the important part is that the php script is executed during that retrieval.

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Mark Strauss wrote:
Random(seed) wrote:
How would wget to the /dev/null execute a script?? That is making no sence to me right now.


your spelling makes no 'cents'! Wink

i believe that sending the output to /dev/null just discards what's actually retrieved by wget. the important part is that the php script is executed during that retrieval.


Yea spelling is NOT one of my strong points.
Now why in sam hell would the script get executed during the wget? I guess Im just not sure on how wget does its thing but that seems like a massive security hole.

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Mark Strauss wrote:
i believe that sending the output to /dev/null just discards what's actually retrieved by wget. the important part is that the php script is executed during that retrieval.


thank you.

Try maybe reading what I link to, sometimes it puts things in context Smile

That's why I included the link instead of just typing out the command.

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Adam Oliveri wrote:
Mark Strauss wrote:
i believe that sending the output to /dev/null just discards what's actually retrieved by wget. the important part is that the php script is executed during that retrieval.


thank you.

Try maybe reading what I link to, sometimes it puts things in context Smile

That's why I included the link instead of just typing out the command.


Eh I dont care enough about the *nix systems to spend time with it, I already did my time thank you very much. I just thought it was an interesting topic of discussion.

Your so RTFM Wink

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Adam Oliveri wrote:
Mark Strauss wrote:
i believe that sending the output to /dev/null just discards what's actually retrieved by wget. the important part is that the php script is executed during that retrieval.


thank you.

Try maybe reading what I link to, sometimes it puts things in context Smile

That's why I included the link instead of just typing out the command.


Eh I dont care enough about the *nix systems to spend time with it, I already did my time thank you very much. I just thought it was an interesting topic of discussion.

Your so RTFM Wink


Not really, I'm usually, I'll look up what I need to when I need it. But in that one link it did say exactly what the wget /dev/null was for Smile

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After looking thorough that link it dosent tell you SHIT about whats actually going on. Ok you /dev/null the output duh thats obvious but why/how does wget actully cause the scripting engine to load and to execute at all? Still sounds like a security problem in the making to me. Of cource Im sure im wrong but Im happy to just float along in my little world untill I am corrected. Oh wait I guess if i really want to know Ill just google linux group it and......... GET RTFM as an answer again.

Ill foot to mouth now, Im just sick of nix people and their figure it out your damn self attitude. I was raised on if you dont know something, ASK QUESTIONS.

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worst thread ever

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James [graph] wrote:
worst thread ever


Worst post EVVVVVAAAAAAAAAAAA.

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grrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr.

<snip>I know this was done to keep the forums tidy and stop the "bump" posts...


What's wrong with bump posts?

BUMP!

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BUMPS!



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Metz wrote:
ramzi wrote:
D3R3K wrote:

grrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr.

<snip>I know this was done to keep the forums tidy and stop the "bump" posts...


What's wrong with bump posts?

BUMP!


Bumping is cool. I did that sticky-ing to make it easier to see what was going on TONIGHT. They were all lumped at the top. Easy to see what was on tonight's agenda. That's all. With the age of information, comes an overload of information, and sorting and organizing information in a logical manner is the best way to keep us all sane. No?

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Metz wrote:
ramzi wrote:
D3R3K wrote:

grrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr.

<snip>I know this was done to keep the forums tidy and stop the "bump" posts...


What's wrong with bump posts?

BUMP!


My personal opinion is that they're a waste of resources. Especially when the thread poster bumps his/her own post just to get it to the top - repeatedly. Seeing 3 or 4 "bumps" in a row is just tacky.

But forget me, I also think poor grammar and aol-speak tacky and inane as well.

Also, Doug - another performance tune - remove some of those emoticons. The way these are handled :shudder:

For each emoticon, each post is run through the regexp parser. Currently that's 400+ times.

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I sure do miss the EVENT CALENDAR. Confused

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I sure do miss the EVENT CALENDAR. Confused


Me too...

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I have the wahhmbulance on the other line, would you like to speak with it?

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