As @Barman said, it works if you change more with cat: Change this line: last_ip=$(more /tmp/last_ip_check.txt) To this: last_ip=$(cat /tmp/last_ip_check.txt) ... and wait for the next execution of the script. I don't know the reason, but as more is a pager, I believe cat is more correct to use in...
You need put compare in your program, not in cronjob. For example, in Unix shell script: #!/usr/bin/env bash date=$(date +%a) month=$(date +%m) day=$($date +%e) if [ "$date" = "Sat" -a "$month" = "Jan" -a "$day" -lt 8 ];then echo "Doesn't run this script at 1st Saturday of the year." exit...
python,celery,cron-task,celerybeat,periodic-task
The problem was that I should have imported absolute_import from __future__ in celeryconfig.py Doing this solved the problem. from __future__ import absolute_import ...
ruby-on-rails,ruby,ruby-on-rails-4,cron,cron-task
The gem whenever helps you create cron jobs with Rails.
amazon-web-services,amazon-s3,cron,cron-task,s3cmd
s3cmd uses a configuration file located at ~/.s3cfg. It's probably having trouble picking that up. Pass in --config=/home/username/.s3cfg and see if that helps. In any case, s3cmd isn't consistently maintained. The official commandline client (aws-cli) is much better in many ways. edit: use this as your .sh file, make sure...
You probably need to reference the rows of the table in a update onto themselves. Something like: UPDATE your_table SET money = ( ( money + money ) / revenue ) WHERE 1; This will set the rows based on the values in that row itself. This is just an...
I'm not sure what exactly you are trying to do, and the way you are trying to change the crontab is not the best way either. Let me show you how I would do it: First, get the user you are when executing the PHP by putting into the PHP...
amazon-web-services,cron-task,aws-lambda
During one of the AWS:reInvent sessions on Lambda the speaker noted during Q&A that timed events are on the to-do list and not available yet. For the current time, they recommended using SWF to create a timer, or to create a timer somewhere else. The comment on timed events can...
ruby-on-rails,gem,instagram-api,cron-task
We can fetch users media if we have his instagram id and just pass app client_id in request method
Your script doesn't save the file on the server, it only sends it as an attachment to the browser opening the script. You should change fpassthru to file_put_contents() to save the file on the server.
1) Disable requiretty in sudoers file 2) Permit script execution without password: admin ALL=(ALL) NOPASSWD: /home/admin/scripts/monitor.sh 3) I'm not sure but you don't need specify bash after sudo. Just add #! /bin/bash at the begin of the script */5 * * * * sudo /home/admin/scripts/monitor.sh /dev/null 2>&1 ...
php,wordpress,cron,wordpress-plugin,cron-task
Try to move add_action outside of a function: function starthere(){ if (!wp_next_scheduled('my_hourly_event')) { wp_schedule_event( time(), 'hourly', 'my_hourly_event' ); } } add_action( 'my_hourly_event', 'Download_CSV_with_args' ); function Download_CSV_with_args() { wp_mail('[email protected]', 'Automatic email', 'Cron works!'); } ...
google-app-engine,cron,gae-datastore,cron-task
The only way to change these params is to update the cron.yaml and redeploy the app. To make your life easier though you could enable the push to deploy for your app and edit this file (or any other file) either on GitHub or directly from Google Console....
unix,cron,cron-task,cronexpression
Such a picky syntax... 8 10 * * 6 expr `date +\%W` \% 2 == 1 >/dev/null || /path/to/script/scriptToRun.sh First, the cronjob: +---------------- minute (0 - 59) | +------------- hour (0 - 23) | | +---------- day of month (1 - 31) | | | +------- month (1 - 12)...
There are two good solutions: 1. Virtual Machine Run the entire site in a virtual machine or VPS. Make a snapshot of the machine when it is in the state you want to reset it to. Have a cronjob that triggers the "return to snapshot" routine. The exact details vary...
linux,shell,crontab,cron-task,cronexpression
Bash positional parameters start from 0 end at 9. And so you have to send all your positional parameters as a single argument. i.e enclose all parameters inside a single-quote or double-quote. Below program will help you. #!/bin/bash files=("/home/admin/Desktop/crontab.sh" "/home/admin/Desktop/crontab1.sh" "/home/admin/Desktop/crontab2.sh" "/home/admin/Desktop/crontab3.sh") args=($(echo $1)) for file in ${files[@]} do list=(${args[@]:0:5})...
node.js,process,cron,backgroundworker,cron-task
It is supposed to create a worker for you.. It is not well documented in the library docs but: 1) You can see at the dependencies, it depends on node-worker. 2) If the cron job were to be blocking, then the waiting for the cron job to execute (in this...
After a few tries, this worked for me. * * * * * php /home/sturdi6/public_html/cron.php > /dev/null However the underlying issue I was having (sending confirmation emails) ended up being me needing a SMTP plugin and configuring it to use a webmail address I made in cpanel SMTP Pro Email...
crontab entry (run at midnight) 0 0 * * * /tmp/myscript.bash Here's the contents of /tmp/myscript.bash: #!/bin/bash #Destination directory destDir=/mnt/stuff/someDir #a randomly chosen directory name #Dirs to copy from are named dir0,dir1,dir2,dir3,dir4,dir5,dir6,dir7,dir8,dir9,dir10,dir11 dirName=dir$(($RANDOM%12)) #You can add a case statement to set a different name # based on the number that's...
That is correct! If you would like to run a job every third minute you could do like this: */3 * * * * ...
oracle,csv,cron,crontab,cron-task
Cron jobs run with a very "impoverished" environment. You might need to set up environment variables to locate your tnsnames config files. You're also expecting sqlplus to be on the command path, which it may not be if you haven't set it up in the crontab previously -- I highly...
*/5 in the minutes field means "from first to last, every 5 minutes", so it will start running at 0 minutes past the hour and every 5 minutes thereafter.
i just append this to my cron command /dev/null 2>&1 sources: http://www.cyberciti.biz/faq/disable-the-mail-alert-by-crontab-command/...