Cronjob error

Monday 30 July 2007 11:29:23 pm

Hi.

I have a problem with the integrated cronjobs. There are some objects in my system which have to be unpublished after 4 weeks.

When I connect to the server using ssh and start the runcronjobs.php

# php runcronjobs.php

everything works fine.
But if I start this by a server-cronjob, I get an error message via email.
The cronjob opens a file located on the webserver. Content of the file:

#/bin/bash

cd /srv/www/vhosts/<domainname>/httpdocs/cms/;
php runcronjobs.php

I get this error message:

Fatal error: eZ publish did not finish its request
The execution of eZ publish was abruptly ended, the debug output is present below.

I'm using eZ 3.9.0.

Thanks for your help,
Philip

Linux is like a wigwam; no windows, now gates, and apache inside!

Monday 06 August 2007 6:33:21 am

Hi.

Thanks for your reply.

Is tested it with

# php runcronjobs.php -dall

And got this result by email:

Fatal error: eZ publish did not finish its request
The execution of eZ publish was abruptly ended, the debug output is present below. No timing points defined Group ini_load: 
Load cache: 0.0540 sec (40.1041%), 0.0270 avg sec (2)
FindInputFiles: 0.0055 sec (4.0696%), 0.0027 avg sec (2)
Parse: 0.0359 sec (26.6808%), 0.0359 avg sec (1)
Save Cache: 0.0029 sec (2.1455%), 0.0029 avg sec (1)

Total script time: 0.1346 sec

What does it say? I don't understand...

I also tried it with

# php -v runcronjobs.php -dall

and got:

PHP 4.4.0 (cli) (built: Jun 20 2006 10:29:29)
Copyright (c) 1997-2004 The PHP Group
Zend Engine v1.3.0, Copyright (c) 1998-2004 Zend Technologies

But the object is still there and isn't unpublished...

Thanks for your help,
Philip

Linux is like a wigwam; no windows, now gates, and apache inside!

Monday 06 August 2007 9:55:24 am

Hi,

That's likely that some php extensions are only installed for the php modules and not the php cli one, or that the path is incorrect and from the shell you use php cli and from the cronjob a php-cgi (or php5 or...) .

run php-v from the cron and see if you have the same than from the shell.

do the same with php -i (see if you have the mysql module installed)

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