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Jens Kultima	Monday 02 April 2007 1:59:05 pm Hi! I have added a notification for my user for a subtree (a folder). How do I edit the runcronjobs-php-file from within the internet admin interface? I have no access to the acutal server where eZ publish is located. I am an admin and can only use the internet interface. How do I set the runcronjobs.php file to run? Thank you for any help! Jens
zaxofeel .v	Tuesday 10 April 2007 3:39:05 pm Actually I don't know if I understood your question correctly or not but if you are for example using a shared hosting for your ezpublish website and you don't know where exactly is the cronjob file, well, I faced this problem before, and the solution was: 1- I asked the hosting support of the hosting provider about how to run a cronjob file :) they gave me this line: /usr/bin/php -q /home/USERNAME/public_html/PathToFile ofcourse USERNAME is your username for the soting account. 2- I logged into the control panel of my account, looked for the cronjobs section supplied the path above and hit the button Run !! That's it I hope it helps.

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Monday 02 April 2007 1:59:05 pm

Hi!

I have added a notification for my user for a subtree (a folder). How do I edit the runcronjobs-php-file from within the internet admin interface?

I have no access to the acutal server where eZ publish is located. I am an admin and can only use the internet interface. How do I set the runcronjobs.php file to run?

Thank you for any help!
Jens

zaxofeel .v

Tuesday 10 April 2007 3:39:05 pm

Actually I don't know if I understood your question correctly or not
but if you are for example using a shared hosting for your ezpublish website and you don't know where exactly is the cronjob file,
well, I faced this problem before, and the solution was:
1- I asked the hosting support of the hosting provider about how to run a cronjob file :)
they gave me this line:
/usr/bin/php -q /home/USERNAME/public_html/PathToFile
ofcourse USERNAME is your username for the soting account.
2- I logged into the control panel of my account, looked for the cronjobs section
supplied the path above and hit the button Run !!
That's it I hope it helps.

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