From: <ro...@cg...> - 2007-08-13 12:18:12
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I recently installed CRONw on a Win2K3 R2 webserver running Apache, PHP, and MySQL. My purpose is to automate a mailer script to notify specific individuals of timed events. The initial test went well, the php script executed as expected. However, when I change the .php file those changes are not reflected in the output from the CRON-processed file. I changed various headers of the e-mail and I keep getting the old version sent to other users and myself. I've restarted the CRON service, rebooted the box, etc. It almost seems as if CRON is caching the first version of the file and continues to run that. I even renamed the file on the server, seeing if the original script would still run...and it is! When I go to the .php file through a browser it runs as it should (new version) even though there is no HTML output. Is there an inherent functionality of CRON that I am not aware of that does this caching? How do I change it? Thanks in advance, Rob |