Then it sounds like the cron isn't working or isn't correct. Set your Admin Panel > Settings > System > Default Log Level to DEBUG, Save Changes, let cron run, and check your Admin Panel > Dashboard > System Logs. You should see an entry titled "Cron Job" with the content of something like "cron job executed". If not then you know the cron is not running/working or is not correct.
Cheers.
ok, i do that.
In system logs i see only:
Auto Cron
Moduł pobierania poczty wywołany [my-user-name]
Data dziennika/logów: czwartek, 15 lutego 2024 19:47 Adres IP: my-ip-adress
this show in logs when i login or refresh osticket panel.
in english:
Mail fetcher called [my-user-name]
Log date(s): Thursday, February 15, 2024 19:47 IP address: my-ip-address
If you do not see an entry called "Cron Job" with the content "Cron job executed [CLI]" then your cron job is not running/working or not configured correctly.
Cheers.
could this be a peak permissions problem? Maybe after restoring a copy they are bad? Where can I check what permissions a file structure should have in osticket?
my hosting provider's support says that cron is working and I should look for the problem in the cron file
logs:
Feb 16 12:26:01 22591 /USR/SBIN/CRON[39244]: (username) CMD (/usr/bin/php /home/users/username/domains/domain-name.pl/public_html/api/cron.php >> /home/users/username/domains/domain-name.pl/public_html 2>&1)
Feb 16 12:26:01 22591 /USR/SBIN/CRON[39241]: (CRON) CRON_STAT (username:0:/usr/bin/php /home/users/username/domains/domain-name.pl/public_html/api/cron.php >> /home/users/username/domains/domain-name.pl/public_html 2>&1)
My cron:
Confirm /usr/bin/php is the correct version of PHP. Also, you don’t need all that extra crap it can simply be:
* * * * * /path/to/php /path/to/osticket/api/cron.phpCheers.
All I can say is if you set your Default Log Level to DEBUG, run cron, and you don’t see a system log entry titled “Cron Job” then the cron is not correct or has an error somewhere.
You should check all possible logs for any related errors. You should also try to run cron manually via CLI to see if it kicks back any errors.
You also need to make sure the cron job is running as the web server/PHP user.
Cheers.
yes, /usr/bin/php is the correct vesion.
before i backup files this working fine. i dont now what going on.
Then you need to check all of your logs and run the command manually to see what's going on.
Cheers.
Hi, I added the following code to the file in cron.php in the api directory:
<?php
// Add correct path to your countlog.txt file.
$path = 'hits.txt';
// Opens countlog.txt to read the number of hits.
$file = fopen( $path, 'r' );
$count = fgets( $file, 1000 );
fclose( $file );
// Update the count.
$count = abs( intval( $count ) ) + 1;
// Output the updated count.
echo "{$count} hits\n";
// Opens countlog.txt to change new hit number.
$file = fopen( $path, 'w' );
fwrite( $file, $count );
fclose( $file );
?>
I also added the hits.txt file there
The code itself works, I checked.(in the public_html directory)
But when triggered by cron, should the counter in the hits.txt file be incremented, or will it not work?
currently the counter in the hits.txt file does not change.
Unfortunately, I'm not going to be able to assist with custom cron scripts.
Are you sure you are calling the correct location/file? Have you tried running the cron command manually via CLI to see if any errors are being returned (eg. /path/to/php /path/to/osTicket/api/cron.php)?
Cheers.
When i run cron, i get this errors:
Stack trace:
#0 /home/users/user-name/public_html/domains/domain-name/public_html/main.inc.php(23): require()
#1 /home/users/user-name/public_html/domains/domain-name/public_html/api/api.inc.php(23): require_once('/home/users/user-name...')
#2 /home/users/user-name/public_html/domains/domain-name/public_html/api/cron.php(17): require('/home/users/user-name...')
#3 {main}
thrown in /home/users/user-name/public_html/domains/domain-name/public_html/bootstrap.php on line 344
PHP Fatal error: Uncaught Error: Non-static method Misc::currentURL() cannot be called statically in /home/users/user-name/public_html/domains/domain-name/public_html/bootstrap.php:344
My cron.php file
<?php
/*********************************************************************
cron.php
File to handle LOCAL cron job calls.
Peter Rotich <peter@osticket.com>
Copyright (c) 2006-2013 osTicket
http://www.osticket.com
Released under the GNU General Public License WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY.
See LICENSE.TXT for details.
vim: expandtab sw=4 ts=4 sts=4:**********************************************************************/
@chdir(dirname(FILE).'/'); //Change dir.
require('api.inc.php');
if (!osTicket::is_cli())
die(__('cron.php only supports local cron calls - use http -> api/tasks/cron'));
require_once(INCLUDE_DIR.'api.cron.php');
LocalCronApiController::call();
?>
To me it seems like you are using an older version of osTicket or an unsupported version of PHP. What is your osTicket version and what is your PHP version?
Cheers.
Hello,
PHP 5.4 [LEGACY]
Apache
Database client version: libmysql - mysqlnd 8.1.10Wersja serwera: 8.0.25-15 - Percona Server (GPL), Release '15', Revision 'a558ec2'
Wow, that’s an extremely old version of PHP. I would highly suggest upgrading your PHP and osTicket and retest.
Cheers.
I changed php to 7.4 but ostiscket still doesnt sending e-mail notification 