Fix Cronjobs for laravel.
The only way to publish a Cronjob for laravel is through assistance. I wish u fix it.
Anonymous
shared this idea
If what you want is to run Laravel Artisan commands such as:
> php artisan schedule:run
> php artisan route:clear
You can do so from the advanced cron editor, so long as you run the command from inside the public_html directory where artisan is found. For example, we have tested with:
> * * * * * cd public_html && php artisan route:clear > /tmp/artisan.log
And it works fine.
Let us know if this fixes your needs.
Cloudways Team
4 comments
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Ryan
commented
The following worked for me.
Go into your specific application page on https://platform.cloudways.com/apps/.
Go to "Cron Job Management" > Advanced.
Add a line like this:
* * * * * cd /home/master/applications/hhhahwsh/public_html && php artisan schedule:run > /home/master/applications/hhhahwsh/tmp/artisan.log
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AdminCloudways
(Admin, Cloudways)
commented
If what you want is to run Laravel Artisan commands such as:
> php artisan schedule:run
> php artisan route:clearYou can do so from the advanced cron editor, so long as you run the command from inside the public_html directory where artisan is found. For example, we have tested with:
> * * * * * cd public_html && php artisan route:clear > /tmp/artisan.log
And it works fine.
Let us know if this fixes your needs.
Cloudways Team
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Michael
commented
Agree, is it possible to cron jobs using artisan?
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Gabriel
commented
Agree