Changes between Version 24 and Version 25 of DetailedInstall


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Mar 19, 2008, 6:46:18 AM (17 years ago)
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    2662666. If you made the previous steps correctly, the next step will guide you through the setting cron jobs. 
    267         To set up cron jobs, use one of the following ways: 
    268                 1. Using CPanel: 
    269                         1. Click the Cron Jobs link under your CPanel account and choose Advanced (Linux Style) 
    270                         2. Indicate the email address for collecting information about cron execution 
    271                         3. Return to the Dolphin installation page and copy the first command to be run as cron (omitting the zeros and asterisks), for example: 
     267        To set up cron jobs, use one of the following ways:[[BR]] 
     268         
     269        '''For UNIX:''' 
     270         
     271        1. Using CPanel: 
     272                1. Click the Cron Jobs link under your CPanel account and choose Advanced (Linux Style) 
     273                2. Indicate the email address for collecting information about cron execution 
     274                3. Return to the Dolphin installation page and copy the first command to be run as cron (omitting the zeros and asterisks), for example: 
    272275{{{ 
    273276/usr/local/bin/php -q m:/home/localhost/www/d5605/periodic/cmd.php 
    274277}}} 
    275                         and insert it into the first field of your CPanel cron jobs management page 
    276                         schedule the time for this job, which also can be fetched from the Dolphin installation page, such as: 
     278                and insert it into the first field of your CPanel cron jobs management page 
     279                schedule the time for this job, which also can be fetched from the Dolphin installation page, such as: 
    277280{{{ 
    2782810 0 * * * (which means: run the script every midnight) 
    279282}}} 
    280                         4. Apply the changes and click Back to return to the Cron Management page 
    281                         5. Do the same for the second cron script: 
     283                4. Apply the changes and click Back to return to the Cron Management page 
     284                5. Do the same for the second cron script: 
    282285{{{ 
    283286/usr/local/bin/php -q m:/home/localhost/www/d5605/periodic/notifies.php 
    284287}}} 
    285                         and schedule the time for it: 
     288                and schedule the time for it: 
    286289{{{ 
    287290*/10 * * * * (which means: run the script every 10 minutes) 
    288291}}} 
    289                 2. Using shell (for experienced users): 
    290                         run the following command 
     292        2. Using shell (for experienced users): 
     293                run the following command 
    291294{{{ 
    292295crontab -e 
    293296}}} 
    294                         This will open your default text editor, where you will have to insert the three lines of code to be executed: 
     297                This will open your default text editor, where you will have to insert the three lines of code to be executed: 
    295298{{{ 
    296299MAILTO=myemail@mysite.com 
     
    303306'''Hint: The above lines serve as an example. The actual Cron Job commands are generated by the script at 6th step of the installation process. And you can easily copy&paste them into the "crontab" file.'''           
    304307 
     308 
     309        '''For WINDOWS:''' 
     310         
     311        1) create batch files for every cron you wish to create. For example:[[BR]] 
     312        ''c:\wamp\www\periodic\cmd.bat''[[BR]] 
     313        ''c:\wamp\www\periodic\notifies.bat''[[BR]] 
     314        ''c:\wamp\www\periodic\tags.bat'' 
     315                 
     316        This are sample contents of the above mentioned files: 
     317         
     318        '''''c:\wamp\www\periodic\cmd.bat''''': 
     319        {{{ 
     320c:\wamp\php\php.exe -f c:\wamp\www\periodic\tags.php 
     321        }}} 
     322 
     323        '''''c:\wamp\www\periodic\notifies.bat''''': 
     324        {{{ 
     325c:\wamp\php\php.exe -f c:\wamp\www\periodic\notifies.php 
     326        }}} 
     327 
     328        '''''c:\wamp\www\periodic\tags.bat''''': 
     329        {{{ 
     330c:\wamp\php\php.exe -f c:\wamp\www\periodic\tags.php 
     331        }}} 
     332         
     333        2) then assign crons for these files this way: 
     334        {{{ 
     335schtasks /Create /tn task_name /sc DAILY /st 00:00:00 /tr c:\wamp\www\periodic\cmd.bat (to run every day at midnight) 
     336schtasks /Create /tn task_name /sc MINUTE /mo 10 /tr c:\wamp\www\periodic\notifies.bat (to run every 10 minutes) 
     337schtasks /Create /tn task_name /sc MINUTE /mo 10 /tr c:\wamp\www\periodic\tags.bat (to run every 10 minutes) 
     338        }}} 
     339 
     340 
    305341=== Permission Reversal === 
    306342 
     
    328364 
    329365'''NOTE: Do not forget to install [http://www.boonex.net/ray/wiki/RayServerInstall Ray Media Server (RMS)] on your server or use [http://www.boonex.com/products/bms/ BoonEx Media Server] to run Ray fully operational'''. 
    330  
 
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