How does cronjobs.php selects siteaccesses?

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Massimiliano Bariola	Tuesday 18 April 2006 7:17:56 am Hi, I am writing an addition to the cronjobs since I need some operation done. Usually cronjobs.php is ran via shell; how do I specify which siteaccess should it run against? e.g. this cronjob script I am running needs to use the ez database installation of only a certain siteaccess , and not another one. or I might want first to run my script against the test siteaccess and after that, to run it against the live siteaccess. (this is actually my situation). so, where do I look to be able to specify which ini settings and thus databases should the script be using? thank you, Max
Kristof Coomans	Tuesday 18 April 2006 8:45:48 am ./runcronjobs.php --help will show you the possible arguments use -s to specify the siteaccess independent eZ Publish developer and service provider \| http://blog.coomanskristof.be \| http://ezpedia.org
Yngve Bergheim	Wednesday 19 April 2006 5:39:55 am You will also need to set up a new cronjob.ini.append.php in /settings/ and add this part: [CronjobPart-mynewcronjob] Scripts[]=mynewcronjob.php Where mynewcronjob is, well, the new of the new cronjob :-)

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Massimiliano Bariola

Tuesday 18 April 2006 7:17:56 am

Hi,

I am writing an addition to the cronjobs since I need some operation done. Usually cronjobs.php is ran via shell; how do I specify which siteaccess should it run against?

e.g. this cronjob script I am running needs to use the ez database installation of only a certain siteaccess , and not another one. or I might want first to run my script against the test siteaccess and after that, to run it against the live siteaccess. (this is actually my situation).

so, where do I look to be able to specify which ini settings and thus databases should the script be using?

thank you,

Max

Kristof Coomans

Tuesday 18 April 2006 8:45:48 am

./runcronjobs.php --help will show you the possible arguments

use -s to specify the siteaccess

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Yngve Bergheim

Wednesday 19 April 2006 5:39:55 am

You will also need to set up a new cronjob.ini.append.php in /settings/ and add this part:

[CronjobPart-mynewcronjob]
Scripts[]=mynewcronjob.php

Where mynewcronjob is, well, the new of the new cronjob :-)