Sorry,
but i don't understand were to but /dev/null exactly.
do you mean i have to change anything in the cronjob menue in my confixx administration?
thanx
rob
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Normally if you just add the >/dev/null command to the end of the crontab entry in your admin pages that will block anything being sent to you in the email. I know this works in Cpanel.
m.
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Hi,
my serverprovider chanched some things and upraded there systems. From then on i recieve an email from my cronjob telling me each time it is running:
------------------------------------------------------------
CoMoblog 1.1 batch - 2007-XX-XX XX:XX:XX
------------------------------------------------------------
** No mail found **
- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
Can i only get an email when ther is some new posts....?
Do i have to change things in the admin section in the "comoblog_batch.php"
maybe here?:
- - - - -
$howmany_msg = $pop3->numMsg();
if ($howmany_msg == 0) {
if ($BATCH_LOG) echo "\n ** No mail found **\n";
// pop3 disconnect
$pop3->disconnect();
}
else {
- - - - - -
thanks
Rob
If you append the following to the end of your crontab line then it will stop it emailing you
> /dev/null
Unfortunatly, to only get it to email you when there is an error would require a patch.
Sorry,
but i don't understand were to but /dev/null exactly.
do you mean i have to change anything in the cronjob menue in my confixx administration?
thanx
rob
Normally if you just add the >/dev/null command to the end of the crontab entry in your admin pages that will block anything being sent to you in the email. I know this works in Cpanel.
m.