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I was thinking I needed command line for the ALTER TABLE command but when I look in the db it already has the LAST RUN command in it and the version I'm using is 0.663 which I got from Softaculous. I am unable to find any way to have the user turns advance. Once a user runs out of turns that's it there are no more unless I go into the admin panel and manually give each user more turns. I was trying to automate this process but this was the only thing on the internet I found that has that kind of...

I was thinking I needed command line for the ALTER TABLE command but when I look in the db it already has the LAST RUN command in it and the version I'm using is 0.663 which I got from Softaculous

How would I set this up with shared hosting and no access to a command line for the ALTER TABLE command? [edit] also cron jobs must be set by cPanel. Any help would be appreciated and thanks in advance. [edit 2] Filled in the required info from above post and the number of turns is still not refreshing after 14 days. All "Number of Turns" have been set to 0 and the only way to refresh turns is to go into the admin console and manually update each user. This isn't working and I don't know why.

How would I set this up with shared hosting and no access to a command line for the ALTER TABLE command? [edit] also cron jobs must be set by cPanel. Any help would be appreciated and thanks in advance. [edit 2] Filled in the required info from above post and the number of turns is still not refreshing after 14 days. All "Number of Terns" have been set to 0 and the only way to refresh turns is to go into the admin console and manually update each user. This isn't working and I don't know why.

How would I set this up with shared hosting and no access to a command line for the ALTER TABLE command? [edit] also cron jobs must be set by cPanel. Any help would be appreciated and thanks in advance.

How would I set this up with shared hosting and no access to a command line for the ALTER TABLE command

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