Here is an example of a complete script that does this:
http://blog.awarelabs.com/2007/using-django-models-in-batch-jobs/
You will need to know the complete path to Django. In the CRON you
now do not need to set PYTHONPATH for Django because it is set in the
actual script.
-Paul
On Sep 24, 10
Hi, I used ubuntu crontab to exec python script in my project.
1. In crontab, you can do like this:
DJANGO_SETTINGS_MODULE=divo3.settings
PYTHONPATH=/root/deploy
# m h dom mon dow command
50 * * * * python /root/deploy/divo3/job.py
2. The job.py file must put in the root dir of django proj
I knew this would happen as soon as I hit submit to make a fool of
myself.
So I tried to use:
manage.py custom_command_name --pythonpath='/path/to/my/project'
but that had not worked either. The real path to the project is:
/home/webdev/django/fls
but I failed to put in:
manage.py custom_comm
Greetings all,
I'm having an issue running a custom command as a cron. Most resources
I've read have said that you can run your command from cron by simply
using the following syntax:
python manage.py custom_command_name
Frustratingly, that does not work for me. It results in "Unknown
command:
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