[SOLVED] php via cron

[Guardian-Mage]

My host is bluehost and I am using cPanel. My Cron job is set to run every 2 minutes (Which it does since I get an email every 2 minutes). My code is this

<?php echo "TEST"; ?>

 

I get the following email:

/bin/sh: -c: line 0: unexpected EOF while looking for matching `"'
/bin/sh: -c: line 1: syntax error: unexpected end of file

 

My command is this

/usr/bin/php -q /home2/safetyha/public_html/globaltrainingedge.com/emailer/cron.emailer.php

 

If I use quotes

"/usr/bin/php -q /home2/safetyha/public_html/globaltrainingedge.com/emailer/cron.emailer.php"

 

I get this:

/bin/sh: php5 -q /home2/safetyha/public_html/globaltrainingedge.com/emailer/cron.emailer.php: No such file or directory

[rhodesa]

not sure what the -q switch is...usually i use -f:

/usr/bin/php -f /home2/safetyha/public_html/globaltrainingedge.com/emailer/cron.emailer.php

[DarkWater]

-q is not a valid PHP flag in my PHP binary, where did you see to use that?  Use -f.

[Guardian-Mage]

shouldn't -q suppress the header output so it won't send me an email unless I output stdout?

[Guardian-Mage]

-q was write but my host had a problem on the server they had to fix