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Hi,
Is anyone else getting a cron daemon email instead of the actual cron job email? I think maybe this might be a php issue, does anyone know if php 7.4 is causing my issue? I deleted my last cron email by mistake, I have to wait to mid-night to get it, and it's only 9:30am right now. :(
Brian
Hello,
What exactly is the problem with cron?
You'd better use php 7.3 for the script 4.8.0
Hi Rudi,
The email comes in as cron daemon, and the body of the message is all html code, I don't have it handy, (deleted it) but it will be back tonight I am sure when the cron job runs again, I will send it tomorrow my time in this thread. I think php is the culprit.
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Originally Posted by Rudi
Hi Rudi,
Here is a screenshot of the email:
https://ibb.co/0MsxFSg
Update: I just had my hosting company downgrade my php version from 7.4 to 7.3, but I am still getting the error shown in the screenshot.
Did you follow the instruction on Flynax's Installation Guide on page 15:
- https://www.flynax.com/files/manuals...on%20Guide.pdf
I mention this as your file path does not seem to be the same.
Your link indicates:
That page doesn't exist
The requested page was not found.
As I mentioned before, you ask many very important questions.
You will benefit if you subscribed to paid support.
Just last week there must have been at least 5 Flynax support staff, developers, technicians assisting me to get my website just right.
Sorry the link autodeleted after 30 minutes.
Here is one that will last all day.
https://ibb.co/Wt5WMBh
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Originally Posted by Joe Can
According to the instructions:
- "the first part of the command - /usr/local/bin/php represents a path to the PHP library."
However, the path to PHP varies from hosting company to hosting company; so, the guide might not be right.
I had to call my provider to get the proper path to insert into the first part of the command, in red below:
php73 /home/customer/www/website.com/public_html/cron/index.php
Did you confirm your path to php with your hosting provider?
You probably already know this but there is a "space" after the path to php in the command line.
If you are using cpanel, there is also an example in the cron settings of how to specify the path.
That's what it looks like to me
/usr/local/bin/php /home/domainhu/public_html/cron/index.php
I got it, I had to contact my webhost, they changed the path and all is working fine.