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Help with Cron Job and ImportCumulusFile script
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mm23
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Re: Help with Cron Job and ImportCumulusFile script
I have no command line from the Cpanel page. The command line I sent is from my Cumulus toolbox and works fine
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Re: Help with Cron Job and ImportCumulusFile script
But you said you had tried a few command line options that produced error messages?
Using a url in a PHP command line will not work, you have to use the command line format that is documented in the import file...
Using a url in a PHP command line will not work, you have to use the command line format that is documented in the import file...
// COMMAND LINE
// It is also possible to run this script from a PHP command line, eg via a cron job in Linux, or a scheduled task in Windows.
// Example of a 'Windows' command line...
// php importcumulusfile.php file=realtime.txt table=Realtime type=realtime key=letmein retainVal=48 retainUnit=hour
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mm23
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Re: Help with Cron Job and ImportCumulusFile script
I thought to execute command line every minute and I think it would be easiest with the cron job. So far Cumulus toolbox did It from my cumulus computer but it is possible to do only once per hour
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mm23
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Re: Help with Cron Job and ImportCumulusFile script
Here is the answer on my question:
php -q /home/yourusername/public_html/yourdomain.com/....path to importcumulfile.php/importcumulusfile.php type=realtime key=youruniquekey table=realtime file=realtime.txt retainVal=2 retainUnit=day
...with or without retain unit and value. In my case retains mean that my table will retain only data for last two days
As I said you can use this command for Cpanel cron job to import data from your realtime.txt file into a realtime table
php -q /home/yourusername/public_html/yourdomain.com/....path to importcumulfile.php/importcumulusfile.php type=realtime key=youruniquekey table=realtime file=realtime.txt retainVal=2 retainUnit=day
...with or without retain unit and value. In my case retains mean that my table will retain only data for last two days
As I said you can use this command for Cpanel cron job to import data from your realtime.txt file into a realtime table