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Hi there,
i'm putting together a website for a non-profit i'm in and trying to get an RSS feed to update. The drupal site said that I needed cron to pull in the updates. So I uploaded the cron module and added it and set it to go off and It still isnt working. Do I need to do anything with cron in the cpanal? if i do need to do something in cpanel, what is the command field for? is that just a name for the job or is there really a command (that I have no clue of) that needs to go in there. I couldnt find any examples anywhere on how to setup this up in the cpanel. thanks Kari |
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ok it says i need crontab, so i searched for that on the drupal forum and found what looks to be something for the unix section of the cron job icon
suggestion 1 I have my crontab setup to do run the following command: 10****: /home/username/mysite.com/cron.php suggestion 2 My crontab looks like this: 19 */8 * * * /usr/local/bin/php pathtomysite/cron.php It executes every 8 hours (0:19, 8:19, 16:19). umm which one is right for site ground?? Kari |
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hm, it should be like:
19 */8 * * * /usr/local/bin/php /home/username/public_html/cron.php where username = your username ![]() If you ask our tech guys though, they will do it for you in no time
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I am afraid that the tools in the cPanel cannot be used via a Cron Job because most of them require user interaction.
If you want a specific task to be executed on schedule, you can always post a ticket in your Help Desk and we will do our best to automate it for you.
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