I have been using Php command line sending for a while now and suddenly it has stopped working. I can see that the cron job are launching the process and it is running but just not processing. I can process the queue through the normal web access. Also I downloaded latest version just in case something got corrupt. I’m on hostmonster.com and their support has gotten pretty bad so they were no help. Its also weird I removed >/dev/null 2>&1 and not getting emails from cron even though I do for other cron jobs. Any ideas or thoughts?
This usually means that something has changed, if not by you, by your less than wonderful host from what you say.
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Since this was working before, probably something else is the problem but I’ll throw this out there.
Hostmonster provides both version 5.4 and version 5.6 of PHP. In my cron job I specify I want to use version 5.4 as in the example below. Also I have a space between “-p” and “processqueue” and a space after “-c”. Not sure if either of these differences matter.
Thank you Steve. That seemed to have worked. I had to change mine to home versus home2 I not sure what that was I assume some other custom setup. But in general it must have been grabbing a different php that was not making it happy.
Glad I could help. Actually, /home will work for me also. /home is a symbolic link (set by Hostmonster for your account) pointing to the actual directory (/home2 in my case).