It's remotely possible that your database classes are trying to create
temp files or cache files or something in the current working
directory which for cron would be... The home directory of the user
running it???
I don't even know what it would be, but I know it can be problematic.
The cron
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The code then goes on to move some data from a remote SQL Server db to
the
local mysql. When finished, the log stops at got two classes. I am
trying to debug now to see which of the two classes it seems to be
failing
on. I don't have anything in the php error log. The MSSQL connection
I finally got it working and Chris was correct. It appears that cron was
using the wrong php. Pumping the errors of even logging them wouldn't have
helped as I was tweaking the ini for the php I thought it was using. When I
explicitly tell it which one to use, it seems to work fine.
Thanks!
I have a script which runs fine from the command line but when I try to run
it via cron, it seems to fail when the db class is instatiated, here is some
code:
$yesterday = date(Y-m-d,mktime(0, 0, 0, date(m) , date(d)-1,
date(Y)));
$file=fopen(/usr/local/apache2/htdocs/core/logs/import.log,a);
blackwater dev wrote:
I have a script which runs fine from the command line but when I try to run
it via cron, it seems to fail when the db class is instatiated, here is
some
code:
$yesterday = date(Y-m-d,mktime(0, 0, 0, date(m) , date(d)-1,
date(Y)));
blackwater dev wrote:
Chris,
The double php thing is very likely as it is a box from my host and I
installed php5 so I think php4 is on there somewhere as well without
mssql support.
I am simply running it like
15 21 * * * php /usr/local/apache2/htdocs/import.php
How can I tell it which
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