问题
sorry for that (I believe) poor question, but google and other articles in this forum can't help me...
I'll run the a php script with following code in it:
$cmd="duck -u user_name -p pwd -parallel 1 -e overwrite -y --throttle 1024 --upload path to remote file absolute_path_to_local_file";
$shellResponse=shell_exec($cmd);
This works well, when I call this php file in the browser. But it fails, when I call the script within a cronjob.
With a cronjob i get following errormessage:
sh:1: duck not found
I believe this can be a permissions problem, but I'm new in this area and do not know where I can set the permissions and what I have to do.
Can anybody please help me?!
回答1:
Cron jobs do not get the normal PATH env variable that is usually available.
Try using the absolute path for the 'duck' command instead.
Example:
$cmd = "/usr/bin/duck ..."
To find the absolute path, you can type
which duck
on a normal command prompt
来源:https://stackoverflow.com/questions/46934471/php-shell-execcmd-do-not-run-in-a-cronjob