Cron Manager doesn't accept commands

[vuks89]

I can't add commands to Cron Manager.
I'm working with Laravel 5.2 and I need schedule:run artisan command executed every minute, but I can't do that as I receive this error

Code:

Error: Your script does not appear to exist at that location.

Now I know script is there since this works

Code:

mysite/artisan

but this doesn't

Code:

mysite/artisan schedule:run

https://laravel.com/docs/5.1/scheduling

So is there a way of doing this through UI or should I hack it. In that case, where are cron jobs stored? Is it at

Code:

crontab -e

I'm on a Ubuntu 14.04

[TGates]

First you need to understand how Sentora crons work: http://forums.sentora.org/showthread.php?tid=491

They do not work in the way you are trying to use.

I haven't messed around with command line cron, so I can't help out much there

[vuks89]

Ok. I've solved it like this.
1. Create file cron.php in Laravel root directory (not public directory)
2. Add exec to cron.php

PHP Code:

<?php 
exec('php /path/to/laravel/artisan schedule:run'); 


3. Add cron.php to Cron Manager with

Code:

/path/to/cron/cron.php

Still this is not something that should work like this. crontab supports executing artisan commands like

Code:

php artisan make:model User

So I don't see why Sentora shouldn't

Thanks for thumbs up, btw

[Vedran B]

Ok. I've solved it like this.
1. Create file cron.php in Laravel root directory (not public directory)
2. Add exec to cron.php

PHP Code:

<?php 
exec('php /path/to/laravel/artisan schedule:run'); 


3. Add cron.php to Cron Manager with

Code:

/path/to/cron/cron.php

Still this is not something that should work like this. crontab supports executing artisan commands like

Code:

php artisan make:model User

So I don't see why Sentora shouldn't

Thanks for thumbs up, btw

side question, how did you get exec() function to work in php  ? I think the safest for sentora is to have php in safe mode. try this as your cron script <?php exec("cat /etc/sentora/panel/cnf/db.php >> your_www/res.html");  ?>