both are set to run at the same time - 5 minutes after every hour all days.
So can't really comment about it cept to say that it looks **similar** to the one you should be running for Moodle *but NOTE the same*.
I would have read up about the cron for jomsocial but documents for that are for customers only. I meant one cron for Moodle - which is the only thing I thought we were talking about. Where did jomsocial enter the question about running cron for Moodle? If that works, then the cron job using wget should be working as well. Now if you want to try the running of the cron job via browser use the URL with the password - just the part but include in the URL the cron.php?password= they probably all say the same thing and at this point are just junk and mis-leading. Remove **any file** you have on your server for cron.php.#. The URL you use with wget now for cron as above: or beĬonfused by OS - Use alphanumeric ONLY - upper and lower case mixed. Suggest not using any characters that could escape. Security -> Site Policies just below the box for cron execution by command line onlyĬron password for remote access: which is just like a browser requesting the cron.php file only this time cron.php will display what it did. ĭo you have " Cron execution via command line only" checked? IF so, uncheck it. In Security -> Site Policies of your Moodle. !!! Sorry, you have not provided a valid password to access this page !!!ĭo you have more than one cron job for this? Only need one. I opened the file you attached in previous posting: cron.php.149Īnd what it had in it was the error one would see if one tried to use just the browser to the URL without a password. with certain options wget would download all images and follow links it found on the index.html page then downloading them and any images or links to mp3 files or video files, etc. Wget is a tool that, in the past, could be used to acquire files OFF a web server. I guess the stars and moon aren't aligned just right. PHP Fatal error: Can't use method return value in write context in /var/www/html/theme/contemporary/lib.php on line 38 Processing cron function for repository_filesystem. Processing cron function for repository_dropbox. Processing cron function for configurable_reports.done. Processing cron function for recent_activity.done. Processing module function checklist_cron. no workshops awaiting scheduled allocation. Processing cron function for workshopallocation_scheduled. Processing module function workshop_cron. OK, here's cli]# php /var/www/html/admin/cli/cron.phpĮxecute scheduled task: Legacy cron processing for plugins
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