Cron JOB

[pttk]

I my instalation I can´t find folder phpgwapi folder, I need add this service in my host server.

Any idea?

Thank

[StefanU]

Hi Sergio,

you will get the folder phpgwapi in your installation if you install the egroupware-epl-compat archive.
Please read the release notes (at the bottom):

EGroupware/egroupware

I need add this service in my host server.

for what?

In packet-installations the cron-file will be installed automatically:

Greetings
Stefan

[pttk]

Thank, but in my installation not have CRON, view image please

I install phpgwapi and etemplate folder´s , but I´cant run cron service

Thank

[StefanU]

Hi Sergio,

can you please change the interface-language to english? If you don’t have a language selection at login you can enable it here:

I cannot copy the text from a hard copy for a translation service…

, but I´cant run cron service

Is there no cron installed on your server?
You need to give more information about your operating system an your installation.

And please:
Update your EGroupware asap!!!

Greetings
Stefan

[pttk]

Please view details of instalation : https://infotecnologia.com/Egroupware/Infotecnologia/admin/phpinfo.php

Thank

[StefanU]

Hi Sergio,

Please view details of instalation : https://infotecnologia.com/Egroupware/Infotecnologia/admin/phpinfo.php

This cannot be accessed without logging in to your egw. And that’s good like that

Is there no cron installed on your server?

Once again: Is there a cron service on your server?

What operating system do you use?

Greetings
Stefan

[pttk]

Thank, view the Cpanel image:

The app is hosting for www.siteground.com LINUX

I made a new installation and the problem is the same. when I install it does NOT generate cron on the server, I must do

Thank

[StefanU]

Hi Sergio,

my cron-job on a debian/EGw-packet-install:

Please note that the script to be executed has changed in the meantime:
.../egroupware/api/asyncwrapper.php

Maybe you need the support at siteground to help you create the cron-job correctly(?).

Greetings
Stefan

[pttk]

SITEGROUND :

You could use the command as cron job however if the script attempts to call crontab the process will not complete. The command may run as intended however the script wont perform any changes as it attempt to use the crontab command which is not available.

[StefanU]

You could use the command as cron job however if the script attempts to call crontab the process will not complete. The command may run as intended however the script wont perform any changes as it attempt to use the crontab command which is not available.

???

Only a PHP-script is executed. There seems to be some misunderstanding?!
What are you trying to do?

Install in a shared-hosting is a pain. With a v- or root-server you have not these problems.
Think about whether you can invest a little money for it. For the time you’ve spent on it now…
Or try this: https://www.egroupware.org/en/pricing/

Greetings
Stefan

[pttk]

I made a new installation and the same thing happened, notifications arrive. Apparently there is some service that does not install well.

Siteground does not support applications, only services associated with hosting

on the server the command is correct

Thank

[StefanU]

I made a new installation and the same thing happened,

Then why should it be better?

Siteground does not support applications, only services associated with hosting

You should find a better hoster with a good service and rent a v- or root-server. Then you can do a package installation and everything will be fine.

on the server the command is correct

No!
Please read my post:

Cron JOB

Greetings
Stefan

[pttk]

Thank again,

Siteground, years ago I had an installation there of egroupware and it worked perfect.

I change in server : php -q /home/comuni84/public_html/Egroupware/Infotecnologia/api/asyncservices.php

Now everthing is OK?, But the notifications do not arrive, what else should I review?

Thank

[StefanU]

Now everthing is OK?, But the notifications do not arrive, what else should I review?

I can’t tell if the cron job is running on your system. Maybe there’s a protocol where you see this?
On my EGw/Debian that is written to syslog:
May 20 21:10:01 egw05 CRON[24121]: (www-data) CMD (/usr/bin/php -q /usr/share/egroupware/api/asyncwrapper.php)

The executing user must of course also have the right to execute the script. For me on ubuntu/nginx this is the user www-data. The same user as the web-server-user.

If this is done correctly, a smpt-only-mail account must also be created. No user is logged in to send the notification…

And always: look into the protocols of the servers…!

Greetings
Stefan

[pttk]

Sorry, but where create smpt-only-mail account ?

In error log : [20-May-2018 20:28:37 UTC] #4 /home/comuni84/public_html/Egroupware/Infotecnologia/api/src/Asyncservice.php(456): ExecMethod(‘admin.admin_asy…’, ‘pttk@infotecnol…’)

Thank

[StefanU]

This mail account is created automatically in a package installation.

In an archive installation you have to create the account yourself:
Go to
Admin/User accounts/ right-click on a user / Mail account

choose under Mail account Create new account

and go through the wizard. Set only the SMTP and valid before everyone.

Test again…

Greetings
Stefan

[pttk]

Heyyyyy : Greetings from cron

Thank