Does Crobjobs supported on Free Hosting?

[jpgsystem92]

Hello!

I've setup a cronjob on my free website, and when I logged in it has been deleted.
I didn't know the path to your php, so I setup 3 of the cronjob that will hopefully work.

But none of them did, i would like to get to php and call on a command,
to do this I need the path of your php.

Please help me...

Need full path to your php. like: usr/bin/php, don't know what to put in yours.

Thanks!
JP

 

[Brandon]

Hello,

The full path to php is /usr/bin/php, how often are you setting the cron jobs to run?

 

[jpgsystem92]

There is an option for every 5mins, so I set it up that way.

 

[Anna]

Hello,

Have you been able to get the cron running?

 

[jpgsystem92]

nope! cron job didn't work at all, cause no email notices arrived on the email that I've set it would send the cron notice.

the cronjob I have set for every 5 mins. is:
/usr/bin/php /home/aninoboy/ares/sendmails.php > /dev/null

Please tell me whats wrong with this code,
I'm using php to call on sendmails.php on my directory

The cronjob is deleted once again when I logged back the next day.

 

[Bryon]

Cron emails do not get sent!

 

[descalzo]

You should use a command line like this. It will log any output, error messages, etc.

/usr/bin/php /home/igor/public_html/cronjob.php >> /home/igor/public_html/cronlog.txt 2>&1

The system email notifying you that a cron job has run is disabled.

If you are talking about sending an email from within the cron job, that is not disabled and should work.

 

[Brandon]

Hello,

All of the cron syntax has been outputting to your home directory, if you look you have over 200 sendmail.php.xxx's showing the output. The problem I see you having is that it was removing the crontabs because you had them running in too fast of intervals.