Hi Azman,
Try changing the command to:
php -f /var/www/adserver/scripts/maintenance/maintenance.php localhost
I just added the hostname at the end. Or you can write the hostname that you used to install the adserver. So if you installed it from http://10.0.0.1/adserver, then add 10.0.0.1 at the end instead of localhost.
Great it works, the cmd successfully run.
Expecting a statistic.. but not there ..
What are the table updated after the maintenance run? Or any log if want to observe its behaviour?
Hi Azman,
If you go to the Settings tab -> User log, you should find a log of all the maintenance scripts that run previously (note the interval is 1 hour minimum between each maintenance run).
Hostname needed
By BlacKDiamonDHi Azman,
Try changing the command to:
php -f /var/www/adserver/scripts/maintenance/maintenance.php localhost
I just added the hostname at the end. Or you can write the hostname that you used to install the adserver. So if you installed it from http://10.0.0.1/adserver, then add 10.0.0.1 at the end instead of localhost.
Regards,
Mohamed Elharty
Great it works, the cmd
By azman1979Great it works, the cmd successfully run.
Expecting a statistic.. but not there ..
What are the table updated after the maintenance run? Or any log if want to observe its behaviour?
thanks in advance
User log
By BlacKDiamonDHi Azman,
If you go to the Settings tab -> User log, you should find a log of all the maintenance scripts that run previously (note the interval is 1 hour minimum between each maintenance run).
Here's a small snapshot of the entry on my machine. http://img40.imageshack.us/img40/8089/userlog.jpg
Please let me know if you have any of these entries in your User log.
Regards,
Mohamed Elharty