I’m using @reboot ~/www/example.com/bin/server in my user’s crontab…but when I reboot the server, the web server (this script) does not come up. (script works fine from command line). My guess is the /home/user directory has not been mounted yet…does anyone know if its possible to get a script to run out of a home directory using this crontab @reboot method?
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How to restart application in tomcat server
I have been looking for some solution to restart app inside tomcat server on remote linux machine but i haven’t found anything yet. Can anyone please tell me how can i restart the application in Tomcat Server after some time interval without restarting the tomcat server on remote machine? Can anyone help me out with the Bash Script and CRON
Python cron job file access
I have a tiny Python script that needs to read/write to a file. It works when I run it from the command line (since I am root, it will) , but when the cron job runs it cannot access the file. The file is in the same folder as the script and is (should) be created from the script. I’m
@reboot cronjob not executing
I have a Python script which simply writes some text and saves it to a file I want to execute this script at startup via CRON. So I edit the crontab listing by using My entire crontab looks like : This is the location of the file, and the file has permissions to execute. I can run the file no
Run “screen -S name ./script” command on @reboot using crontab
I’ve tried adding this to my crontab: @reboot /root/startup The “startup” file: Now svnserve commands run fine. The problem is with the screen command. log1 and log2 files have the same content which is: Must be connected to a terminal. What I’m trying to do is start the 2 executables on startup, and then later have a way to access
database and wordpress backup cron job
i want to run a cron job that back ups my mysql database and my wordpress files once a day from the hostgator cpanel. i found a sample script and edited the parameters with my information but it doesn’t seem to be working properly. I don’t have much experience with cron jobs so i’m not sure what all my issues
How to add a cron job in linux [closed]
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SVN Update Crontab Linux
I am trying to figure out how to run a SSH command via cron for linux. The command I want to run is: Something like: Anyone know what I would need to do with the cron line? EDIT: I don’t need it to be SSH, just need to run svn update on the same server as cron to the working
How to instruct cron to execute a job every second week?
I would like to run a job through cron that will be executed every second Tuesday at given time of day. For every Tuesday is easy: But how to make it on “every second Tuesday” (or if you prefer – every second week)? I would not like to implement any logic in the script it self, but keep the definition