Cron Jobs

how do i set the Settings of the Cron Jobs like in the pic?

i upload pic from my Cpanel how it is look like:

Quote · 10 Jan 2010

Select "every minute" from your Common Settings section.

For your command field, enter the command for the cron job as given during installation. For example: cd /path/to/dolphin/periodic; /path/to/php -q cron.php - the actual contents/structure may alternate for yourself.

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Quote · 10 Jan 2010

More specific would be to add a * in each of the boxes on the left. Which indicates 'every' for each field.

Chris

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Quote · 10 Jan 2010

 

Select "every minute" from your Common Settings section.

 

For your command field, enter the command for the cron job as given during installation. For example: cd /path/to/dolphin/periodic; /path/to/php -q cron.php - the actual contents/structure may alternate for yourself.

 

i do it and in the command i do like this:

/usr/local/bin/php -q /home/lior1321/public_html/periodic/cron.php

and in the :

/public_html/flash/modules/global/app/ffmpeg.exe i change to 777
 but stile get error! file not found.
Quote · 10 Jan 2010

here pic how i do it on my Cpanel:

Quote · 10 Jan 2010

Take a look at this (especially the first comment post)

http://www.boonex.com/unity/blog/entry/Troubleshooting_Dolphin_Videos_Migrations_RMS

Chris

Nothing to see here
Quote · 10 Jan 2010

 

Take a look at this (especially the first comment post)

 

http://www.boonex.com/unity/blog/entry/Troubleshooting_Dolphin_Videos_Migrations_RMS

 

Chris

 

 

thanks Zarcon but i stile have no video and the error: Error! file not found.

despair and hopeless  Cry

Quote · 10 Jan 2010

I feel the pain Lior. I'm pulling my hair on this too....so frustrating. I did try with different paths, but no luck! My host gave me "/usr/local/php5/bin/php -q /home/ethiomys/public_html/periodic/cron.php" after they upgraded my PHP to 5.2. I run my cron.php from the browser (after changing to ".htaccess.bk" in /periodic) and the result page didnt have anything in it or no errors either. I'm hopefully waiting someone's new suggestion to try....

Quote · 11 Jan 2010
 
 
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