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While trying to create an account with Twitter I entered my email that I created with x10hosting, which is in the format username@[domain].org (that's an email I created and not the default), but there is no message recieved by Twitter (that has the verification code for the registration)...

I mean the password used here: https://x10hosting.com/sso/login I thought it could be done in DirectAdmin panel, by changing default email's password that affect 3 things: DirectAdmin Account, Main FTP Account, Main Database Account but that did not change the password for the link I gave...

In the end of the day everyones' thoughts get blurry. I guess it's natural after long hours. You can mark this thread as solved too, by the way.

Is it really a bug? I had set it to 4 and the scripts executed, so I guess the only problem was the hour! I had the -q flag when the script ran. I didn't try without it.

I set 'port' => 25. 'host' => mail.[domain].org and I added the 3 entry in Cloudflare's DNS settings. I got this error: Mailer returned: authentication failure [SMTP: STARTTLS failed (code: 220, response: TLS go ahead)] Anyway, as far as I'm concerned you can set the thread as resolved. I can...

Indeed it is pm. I had am in my mind, that's why the misunderstanding. I saw the 0-24 in the Hour field's tooltip since the start. Sorry for the inonvenience. Let's hope that now everything goes fine.

Do you mean I have to use 04 instead of 4 in the hour field?

Of course, no luck... I'm also checking certain tables in the wiki's database and that's further evidence that the script hasn't been executed, besides the log files that have never been created.

I have only 2 entries in Cloudflare's DNS settings: A record for [domain].org which in the content's filed have the server's IP. A CNAME for www which in the content's field I have [domain].org both entries have an auto TTL and are proxied. I tried adding a 3rd entry: CNAME for mail with...

OK, unfortunately nothing. Switched to EDT, left a gap greater than 5 minutes between the cronjobs. No log file. I will drop the -q flag and give it a last try as I fail to see any mistakes in my comands' syntax.

In that case if DirectAdmin can be customized, it should be better to display server time when creating a cron job because that's deceiving. I created a php script to print server's time at the start, but when I saw the clock, I deleted it and followed the time displayed by the clock.

I'm sorry for giving you a hard time, but as I don't get any log files, I don't think anything gets executed. Should I use the time I see in the cron jobs' page (which is my local time) or should I use the server's time? That's my code: /usr/bin/php -q...

Should there be an output log in the public_html directory or not? I created three cronjobs, because I had to execute the file with different input parameters and new lines were not permitted, but I don't know if anything happened. I don't see any log. I set the time of execution of each script...

Well thanks, that may save me some effort!

And the command before the path would be /usr/bin/php, right? Or is it at another path?

Which is the file path for a file that is under /domains/[domain1]/public_html? I'm asking because I want to add a certain file of Mediawiki to a cronjob and run it once for installing an extension. Thanks!

I have an A entry with the server's IP. I also have a CNAME for ']www.[domain] I added a 2nd CNAME for mail.[domain] with proxing disabled as in your account, but it doesn't seem to work. Maybe there is a conflict with the other 2 I guess.

Well, OK. As it works I also consider it solved, but out of curiosity which entry should be added to the Cloudflare settings?

In my initial code $wgSMTP = [ 'host' => 'mail.[domain]', 'IDHost' => '[domain]', 'port' => 587, 'auth' => true, 'username' => '[username]@[domain]', 'password' => '[password]' ]; I just changed the 'host' => 'mail.[domain]' to host' => 'x12.x10hosting.com' and MediaWiki...

Thanks for the help! Indeed using x10hosting's server's address solved the issue. If I got that right: creating an A record in Cloudflare's DNS settings about mail.yourdomain.com and associating it with x10hosting's mail server would also work as a solution (if there isn't a separate issue...