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  1. I am hoping you all knowing php folks can help me out, i have been running a script in a cron job for about a year now.. It had no problems until about 2 weeks ago, when it stopped working. the code was this #!/bin/sh /usr/local/lib/php -q /www/v/voodoosdumpc/htdocs/tdm_stats/mohstats.php /www/v/voodoosdumpc/htdocs/tdm_stats/*.log it used to parse all the log files as long as they ended in .log for some reason, php no longer recognizes the * as meaning all files.. it thinks there is a file named *.log instead all the files ending in .log any help is greatly appreciated
  2. Greetings! I am hoping someone can help: here is the situation. I used to run a batch file on a windows machine to parse some data and create ouput html files. This worked perfectly, until i changed to an actual web host. The web host runs some flavor of linux. My batch file command for windows looks like this: php.exe -q mohstats.php 1.log I am having trouble getting this to run under linux.. not sure what i need to do to the script to make it run. The file is saved as a text file with the correct chmod settings. Under windows, this was a .bat or batch file. I do have other cron jobs that log into a remote server, rename files and get the files. These cron jobs work fine, so i know it isn't the way the cron is written. I just don't know how to call this script to work in a linux or unix environment.. Any help is greatly appreciated.
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