override cronjob.ini.append not an option?

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Kjell Knudsen	Monday 25 October 2004 5:13:52 am Hi, I've just upgraded and found that cron started running linkchecks for eZ again. Seems that was because the changes to cronjob.ini was directly in settings - but also seems there was a reason for this. It doesn't seem to want to heed it if I place cronjob.ini.append in the override folder (and clear cache). -kjell Kjell Knudsen http://www.icbl.org
Jordan Hirsch	Thursday 21 December 2006 8:39:26 am I am having the same problem in 3.8.6 - it is still running the link checker even though I took it out of settings/override/cronjob.ini.append.php. Me: http://jordan.teamhirsch.com My blog: http://wiredformusic.blogspot.com My other company: http://thinkimprov.com eZ Certification: http://auth.ez.no/certification/verify/402488 eZ Award: http://ez.no/company/news/ez_awards_2007_prize_winners
Bartek Modzelewski	Thursday 21 December 2006 8:47:34 am Hi Are you sure that you are "cleaning" array in your override? Should be sth like this: [CronjobSettings] Scripts[] Scripts[]=workflow.php Scripts[]=notification.php #Scripts[]=linkcheck.php ... Note that in standard cronjob.ini "Scripts[]" before scripts list is missing. Baobaz http://www.baobaz.com
Kristof Coomans	Thursday 21 December 2006 8:50:02 am Do you clear the scripts array in the ini override? [CronjobSettings] Scripts[] Scripts[]=... Scripts[]=... Edit: I'm getting slow... ;-) independent eZ Publish developer and service provider \| http://blog.coomanskristof.be \| http://ezpedia.org
Geoff Bentley	Monday 21 April 2008 8:20:54 pm I had a similar problem and discovered why it wasn't working - runcronjobs.php will look at the standard siteaccess if you don't give it arguments in the right order. The default ezpublish.cron shows the following example for 3.9.3: # Instruct cron to run the "frequent" set of cronjobs # every 15 minutes 0,15,30,45 * * * * cd $EZPUBLISHROOT && $PHP runcronjobs.php frequent -q 2>&1 So you'd naturally think that, like this example, you'd put the options toward the end, e.g: 0,15,30,45 * * * * cd $EZPUBLISHROOT && $PHP runcronjobs.php frequent -q -s my_site 2>&1 However, the runcronjobs script requires a particular argument order: php runcronjobs.php --help Usage: runcronjobs.php [OPTION]... [PART] So the correct setup should read: 0,15,30,45 * * * * cd $EZPUBLISHROOT && $PHP runcronjobs.php -q -s my_site frequent 2>&1 So, the problem is with the default ezpublish.cron.