dre2007

Hello DarkerAngel, Thanks for the prompt reply, much appreciated. However, as I am a noob I don't quite understand the above... Sorry However, I fixed my problem. I had to use wget from the CMD line in Linux: wget http://link.to.website.com/index.php?/Tickets/TicketsMinute/GeneralTasks I kept trying it to run in ISPConfig but there is something wrong with that, ( I think a shell user has to be enabled ). However, I will now manually add the WGET cronjob in Linux. Well, I understand this is going off topic so if a moderator reads this then please feel free to remove it, else, I hope that someone else can do something with this information just like me.

Is there somebody who can help me out with my issue? I would like to start a cron job ( schedules task ) in linux which directs to a PHP website. The link that has to load every 10 minutes is: http://sub.domein.eu/cron/index.php?/Tickets/TicketsMinute/GeneralTasks As you can see, after the "php?" it continues with: /Tickets/TicketsMinute/GeneralTasks The cron job in ISPConfig doesn't execute the above ( entire link ) command, as I think the last part /Tickets/TicketsMinute/GeneralTasks is not being recognised as a URL. If I enter the URL in my browser, everything works fine, so nothing is wrong with the script. Would you please tell me what the part: /Tickets/TicketsMinute/GeneralTasks includes? Any information would be appreciated and please be advised, I am a newb in PHP ( as you already discovered I assume :-) ) Thanks in advance.