I have this two codes the first one works fine to my site but the second code not working.

Will you please help me to figure out why the second cron job is not working. The script is working fine if I open it from browser.

0,30 * * * * cd /home/user/folder/; /usr/bin/php index.php
* * * * * curl -s http://www.domain.ph/script.php?type=close

Thank you very much in advance for the help

Neither of those commands are scripts, and I've no idea what you're trying to do.

The first command (cd /home/user/fp...line), isn't going to do ANYTHING except change a directory, unless the "der" statement is a script somewhere on your path. The second part of it will run index.php...but can't figure out why you'd do that.

The second command (curl...), may need double-quotes around it, but again, I can't see what you're trying to accomplish with this, either, and based on how you've got it structured, it's going to run constantly. Also, it's not going to put output of that command into your home directory, but (since I'm assuming you're doing this through root cron), but have you checked the cron logs and/or the root home directory for the output?

If it was me, I'd re-write the first line, and have one script file that does the cd, run the der command, then run index.php. And the second I'd have a script run at system-startup time, which simply sleeps for 60 seconds, and loops back through and runs again...cron is overkill for an every-minute task.

Forget this answer I was wrong.

TB0ne thanks for the answer, if I put double does the command line look like this curl -s "http://www.domain.ph/script.php?type=close" or "curl -s http://www.domain.ph/script.php?type=close"

The first code is just a test cron job to check cron job is working in my server, the script will record the time every time the cron job is process and found out working.

But the second code for what ever reason it does not return the result. I don't if the there is a problem with the curl or on my server.

The first because it runs curl; the second tries to run a command which is the entire string.

Thanks mate but still no success...

To repeat what TBOne wrote and you did not respond to: is this a root cron job? Have you checked the cron logs and/or the root home directory for the output?

Have you checked root's mail?

Try * * * * * curl -s http://www.domain.ph/script.php?type=close >/tmp/some-name-nothing-else-would-use 2>&1

Thanks for all the help but still no success , the cron job is for my website not for root. I tried catkin solution but still not working

Does the following cron job command
curl -s http://www.domain.ph/daemons.php?type=extend

the same with
cd /home/folder/public_html/; /usr/bin/php daemons.php?type=extend

My purpose with this cron job is to run this script every minute...

Have you checked the cron logs, the home directory of the user cron is running this for and the mail of both root and the user cron is running this for?

My suggestion was not so much intended to get the cron job working as to capture any stdout and stderr output from it. Was file /tmp/some-name-nothing-else-would-use (or whatever you called it) created? Did it have anything in it?

You will have to get better at answering questions if we are to solve this quickly.

Hi here is the result from the cron logs

Nov 15 12:23:01 panalo CROND[21718]: (username) CMD (curl http://www.site.ph/daemons.php?type=close)
Nov 15 12:23:01 panalo CROND[21719]: (username) CMD (curl http://www.site.ph/dwinner)
Nov 15 12:23:01 panalo CROND[21723]: (username) CMD (curl http://www.site.ph/dcleaner)
Nov 15 12:23:01 panalo CROND[21724]: (username) CMD (curl http://www.site.ph/daemons.php?type=extend)
Nov 15 12:23:01 panalo CROND[21725]: (username) CMD (curl http://www.site.ph/daemons.php?type=bidbutler)

Again, I'll say that you should put this command into it's OWN SCRIPT FILE, and call IT through cron. You can direct the output easier, and debug it easier that way.

curl is probably not in the PATH in the cron env; always use complete paths for cmds & files if calling direct from cron, else (as recommend) create a script, call it in cron and inside the script set any vars reqd.