I'm sorry, I've forgot to mentionthis. If you need an argument to be passed:
- With wget, pass the argument by GET:
$ wget -O /dev/null http://localhost/my_php_script.php?var=1
- With php-cli i don't know, will depend on your script.
Atenciosamente,
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Paulo Sampaio
http://devio.us/~psampaio/
2012/5/6 Paulo Sampaio <paulo.vicente.neto@gmail.com>
You have two options:
- Use wget to access the page:
$ wget -O /dev/null http://localhost/my_php_script.php
- Use the php command line interface:
You will need the php-cli package installed, it's default.
$ php5 /var/www/my_php_script.php
There are other options, but the above can do the trick for you =]
Atenciosamente,
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Paulo Sampaio
http://devio.us/~psampaio/
2012/5/6 Patrick Asselman <iceblink@seti.nl>
On Sun, 6 May 2012 07:26:16 -0700, Thufir wrote:
is the a particular "cron.php" which manages php cron jobs or similar?
Is there a particular syntax for PHP cron, something like:
1 * * * * */home/thufir/foo.php 1
or do you need a different syntax to make that run?
thanks,
Thufir
A .php file is not executable by itself. You may want to do "/usr/bin/php -f /home/thufir/foo.php".
Best to try that manually at first, before putting it in the crontab, just to see if it works. (If it is a php file that is supposed to be accessed via the web server, it will probably not work.)
Best regards,
Patrick Asselman
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