cooldude7

i did this b4 but i y'day ideleted it from cron coz server was overloaded.,

now i cant recall the command/.,

all i want is no output file created eveytime cron is run

i tried

wget http://www.domain.com/job.php > /dev/null 2>&1

creates files at server root
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wget -q http://www.domain.com/job.php > /dev/null 2>&1

creates files at server root

help needed ., thanks

cooldude7

wget -o /dev/null http://www.domain.com/job.php

creates files.,

cooldude7

wget -nc http://www.domains.com/job.php

this looks like it create only one file and then supress the newer files.,
so it will help, will c.,

cooldude7

thanks for your time .,

have a fucking gr8 day ahead.,

/thread

cooldude7

u bastard wget., this one doesnt even calls the script.,

garce

You can't just end a thread because you typed "/thread" in the thread that you want to end.

I'm posting in this thread to keep the thread alive until this thread degenerates into yet another thread that feaures the thread-killing bickerings of DVTimes, DamianJ, and ArseWithClass.

Now those are some good threads.

raymor

wget -q -O /dev/null

I don't THINK that prints anything on STDERR unless there's an error. If it does, then add >/dev/null 2>&1

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cooldude7

okie its working like charm for now., without creating additional files.,


wget -q -O /dev/null http://www.domain.com/job.php > /dev/null 2>&1

thanks mate.

raymor

In that case I may start a new tradition.
That makes the second tech thread in row answered (correctly) while driving. :D
Maybe I'll start doing ALL tech threads at speed. ;)