![My gosh, could it be? I believe I may have finally solved all of my problems with the cron manager. This isn't the first time I thought this way, but I've just been through way too much.I was able to create a bash file to execute a PHP page 20 times, in 15 second intervals. The bash file itself is executed every five minutes through cronman. So, here is the script that I created. It's odd, but it works. #!/bin/bashi=0while [ "$i" != "20" ]; doi=`expr $i + 1`;/web/cgi-bin/php5 "$HOME/html/event.php" >> /dev/null; sleep 15;doneI wasn't able to get a proper "for" loop running. I found out how to do a simlar loop using a "while" statement. Incrimenting the variable "i" was odd. I'm used to "i++". With this script, I feel like I had to jump through hoops to get an odd expression to add 1 to i. You know what? It works. I am not sure why I am getting picky over its' perfection.I'm no! t getting any emails from normal operations either -which is what I like. I don't need to be getting emails every five minutes when a job completes without error. From Dedric Mauriac via bloghud.com](https://lewismoten.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/03/2010-01-09-I-Love-You-Cron-optimized.jpg)
My gosh, could it be? I believe I may have finally solved all of my problems with the cron manager. This isn't the first time I thought this way, but I've just been through way too much.I was able to create a bash file to execute a PHP page 20 times, in 15 second intervals. The bash file itself is executed every five minutes through cronman. So, here is the script that I created. It's odd, but it works. #!/bin/bashi=0while [ "$i" != "20" ]; doi=`expr $i + 1`;/web/cgi-bin/php5 "$HOME/html/event.php" >> /dev/null; sleep 15;doneI wasn't able to get a proper "for" loop running. I found out how to do a simlar loop using a "while" statement. Incrimenting the variable "i" was odd. I'm used to "i++". With this script, I feel like I had to jump through hoops to get an odd expression to add 1 to i. You know what? It works. I am not sure why I am getting picky over its' perfection.I'm no! t getting any emails from normal operations either -which is what I like. I don't need to be getting emails every five minutes when a job completes without error. From Dedric Mauriac via <a href="http://bloghud.com" rel="noreferrer nofollow">bloghud.com</a>
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