Manual Cron Job

[umarizal]

Hello friends!

I wonder what the correct way to set up cron manually.

I make that:

Hostgator

Enter your Cpanel, scroll down to "Advanced", click on "Cron Jobs". If you want to know if there's any error, enter your email.

Enter the following command:

wget domain.com/index.php?page=cron -O /dev/null

Select to run "Once an hour (0 * * * *)", and you're done!

But, don´t work and I received this message:

Resolving comprarevenderimoveis.net... **********************
Connecting to comprarevenderimoveis.net|******************|:80... failed: Invalid argument.

[lucas88]

There is an insanely easy way to set up cron job: https://www.easycron.com/cron-job-tutorials/how-to-set-up-cron-job-for-osclass.

Hi
does anyone test it? is it working?
Thanks

[pixelpadre]

Here's the problem I have with easycron.   It seems to me that they are talking hypothetical on the page=cron part of the url.  I mean who created this page=cron anyway?  I don't see it mentioned anywhere in my admin panel.  Shouldnt the url for easycron be the full path to the cron.php file?

Are you saying the page=cron is a link to the executable?  If so, where is this defined?

[_CONEJO]

Here's the problem I have with easycron.   It seems to me that they are talking hypothetical on the page=cron part of the url.  I mean who created this page=cron anyway?  I don't see it mentioned anywhere in my admin panel.  Shouldnt the url for easycron be the full path to the cron.php file?

Are you saying the page=cron is a link to the executable?  If so, where is this defined?

It's defined here : https://github.com/osclass/Osclass/blob/master/index.php#L76
Accessing cron.php directly will throw an error as it doesn't have the rest of Osclass librearies loaded, the correct way is to call it via page=cron