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I've had bad experience with handing "delete file" powers to an automatic script before, so I'll disclaim any warranty ( "TO THE EXTENT PERMITTED BY APPLICABLE LAW" as the GPL shouts), but it's pretty straightforward, and works for me: I have it in a cronjob.
Boing Boing 2008
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Although mine is not really a re-design, it's just a cronjob with wget and sed. papascott
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* Improved the cron logfile: Different logfiles for each profile, listing results from only the last cronjob.
KDE-Apps.org Content 2010
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I think that my server has an issue with passing a parameter through the cronjob command line.
phpBB.com andrius757 2010
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Now put those two commands into a script file somewhere, and create a cronjob.
Fedora People rich 2010
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To minimize database access, aggregation is done via a Django command that you can call periodically (as a cronjob).
Softpedia - Windows - All Softpedia Linux 2010
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The cronjob will issue a HTTP request (GET) using fetch against my homepage and save the result to my index. html.
Planet PHP 2010
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Therefore, everything after cronjob. php just messed it up.
phpBB.com andrius757 2010
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Currently, this cronjob is executed every 10 minutes so I can fiddle with the design and deploy a change more easily, but I could run that cronjob every hour or every few hours as well.
Planet PHP 2010
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I had to change the ownership of the existing indexes, the scripts themselves, and move the cronjob to the new s-blog user. cross-user dependencies
Steve Kemp's Blog 2010
alexz commented on the word cronjob
word comes from the 'cron' command in Unix systems. Cron is a scheduling tool, typically so you can perform a backup or tasks when the server is not being used for business use. 'cron' gets it's name from chronos , or time.
August 13, 2016