I am trying to add at tabels from picture 1 CronJobs for reload every mounth at 1st day. How can i do ? Need only the link(path) not code .
You could've known the right way to do it when you would've read the Documentation you got with the Script.
Cronjob is used to update currency price, contest and lottery status, ... automatically.
From Cpanel, click on Cron Jobs, add the following cronjobs:
Cpanel
curl FAUCETURL/cronjob/fiveminutes
Every 5 minutes
curl FAUCETURL/cronjob/daily
Every day at 0:00
Hostinger, AAPanel, ...
wget -O /dev/null FAUCETURL/cronjob/fiveminutes
Every 5 minutes
wget -O /dev/null FAUCETURL/cronjob/daily
Every day at 0:00
The Link for these two Cron Jobs would be:
FAUCETURL/cronjob/fiveminutes
FAUCETURL/cronjob/daily
Related
I have 50+ cronjobs like the one given below running in my Centos 7 server.
curl -s https://url.com/file.php
This runs every 10 minutes. When running manually from the shell it only takes 1-2 minutes. It also is working fine using cronjob. The problem is that it does not exit after the execution. When i check my processes using ps command, it shows many cronjobs of previous dates(even 10 days before) which accumulates the total proccesses in my server.
Line in crontab :-
*/10 * * * * user curl -s https://url.com/file.php > /dev/null 2>&1
Is there any reasion for this? If i rememmber correctly this happened after latest patch update.
Please help.
Modify your command to store the logs in log files instead of dumping it to /dev/null.
Options
--max-time
--connect-timeout
--retry
--retry-max-time
can be used to control the curl command behaviour.
I am trying to setup a cron job on a Ubuntu server. I want the cron job to run the script on weekly basis. Problem is - It should be a working day, If im mentioning it with time interval, it fails during weekoffs - Need an Schedular Exp which has to work weekly only on working days at office hours.(9am to 9pm)max.
Want to Execute the script every week #6 pm during the weekdays. It Can be Mon to Fri.
Step1
sudo apt-get install cron
systemctl status cron
Step2
Configure the cron job:
crontab -e
Select an editor of your choice
0 0 * * 0 /path/to/command
Syntax: minute hour day-of-month month day-of-week command.
Day-of-week goes from 0-6 where 0 is Sunday.
Save it.
I want to know if there is any way to auto-commit changes made in git based on specific time.
Suppose if I set the configuration, it should commit whatever the code present in repository at exactly 12:00 AM every day or at specific time in a day.
From what I found after searching, there is a way to commit on every time we save a file. But not timely auto-commits.
As Nic5300 suggested, an easy way to do this is to write a simple script that is called by cron at a specific time:
auto_commit.sh
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#!/bin/bash
MESSAGE="Auto-commit: $(date)"
REPO_PATH="/home/user/repo"
git -C "$REPO_PATH" add -A
git -C "$REPO_PATH" commit -m "$MESSAGE"
Just update the REPO_PATH and MESSAGE with whatever you'd like. Now, you add the script to your crontab by running crontab -e.
To run it every night at midnight, your crontab would look like this:
* 0 * * * auto_commit.sh > /dev/null 2>&1
Obviously, you'd have to update that path to wherever your script is saved. Just make sure you have cron running (depends on what init system you're using), and you should be good to go. Check out https://crontab-generator.org if you want to fiddle more with your crontab.
Your crontab example would start executing the auto_commit.sh script at midnight every minute for 1 hour. To make it run only once every midnight, you need:
0 0 * * * auto_commit.sh > /dev/null 2>&1
I have a cron command which I using currenly for run daily. I want to make it run every second week Monday morning 9AM. please advice
0 0 * * * curl -s -L web.url.com/user/adminNotifier
you can use this site to generate Cron command
http://crontab-generator.org/
hope this helps you
I am trying to set up Recurring Invoices as documented on http://www.fusioninvoice.com/support/recurring-invoices but I don't understand and cant work out what to do.
I have found a alphanumeric 'key' but not sure where or what to do?
Do I need to createa file or something?
If curl is available on your system, you can schedule it to ping the URL.
Use crontab -e to edit the cron table and create a new entry. For example, this will ping the URL every day at midnight.
0 0 * * * /usr/bin/curl --silent http://your-server.com/index.php/invoices/cron/recur/your-cron-key-here &>/dev/null