for more understand :
"The most important difference is that WGET and CURL go through the HTTP protocol, so Apache configurations / restrictions are added. For example, Apache's Timeout. Whereas when you run a php CRON job, you don't have this type limit. (It's like going through an SSH connection)
So the most robust way to start a sizable CRON job is to do it through PHP. Unlike CURL or WGET, you will not be impacted by the web server timeout if your script is to run for a while."
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Hello,
no, there are 2 way to do ..
i give command line type
shalmaxb other type (curl)
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ok....I ran the cron with the settings below...many thanks. Do I need to add the arguments: -f cron.php > /dev/null 2>&1 ??1 Photo
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Hi, see my screenshot. Maybe your GUI might look a bit different, but I think it is understandable.
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Hello,
i don't use Plesk
https://support.plesk.com/hc/en-us/a...s/115003121073
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/usr/bin/php -f /var/www/html/espocrm/cron.php > /dev/null 2>&1
verify path (in bold above) for this :
go in espocrm -> admin -> sheduledJobs : you see path there
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Unable to setup CRON using Plesk
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Newbie here. I have installed EspoCRM and it is working fine, but I have not been able to get the cron working in Plesk. Has anyone out there setup EspoCRM on a domain managed by Plesk that could share a screenshot of how they setup the cron?
Thanks.....
Les
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