Cronjob PHP script in password protected directory

[duitsescanner84]

Hello.

I am new to cronjobs, but I would like to use it to ran a script.
The 'update.php' is in a password(Username & Password) protected directory.

What would be to correct command to run this?
The file is located in:
/public_html/hax/zitrostats/update/(update.php)

Thanks for letting me host on your site and thanks for your help
Greets Marijn.

 

[lemon-tree]

If you have password protected the directory through .htaccess then it will not affect how you run the script as the authentication takes place within the webserver layer. Therefore, all you need to do is add a cron job like so:
"/usr/bin/php /public_html/hax/zitrostats/update/update.php"

 

[duitsescanner84]

Thanks for your quick reply

I dont use .htacces, but I used the "With password protected directories" from x10's cPanel. I made an account and a password for it.

I tried your sollution, but it doesn't seem to work

Thanks

 

[descalzo]

/usr/bin/php /home/igor/public_html/hax/zitrostats/update/update.php
 >>/home/igor/public_html/cron_log.txt 2>&1

where you replace 'igor' with your cpanel account name.

that way, any output or error messages will be written to cron_log.txt to help you find problems/verify it is running.

 

[duitsescanner84]

Thanks for your reply.

The Cron_log gives:

PHP: Error parsing /usr/local/lib/php.ini on line 786
X-Powered-By: PHP/5.2.17
Pragma: no-cache
Expires: 0
Content-type: text/plain


And underneath it gives the content of update.php. Seems it worked?!

I will test it a bit more right now, but I think it is fixed.
Thnx for your help
Let me get back to you within an hour
Greets Marijn
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It works
Thanks for your help guys
Greets