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Feilex
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2011-04-13T21:31:01Z

Does visualcron come with function like crontab + Wget?

for example i wanna execute a url in crontab i would use:

wget http://www.example.com/cron.php

or

wget -O - -q -t 1 http://www.example.com/cron.php

or a line similar depend on task.

Does visualcron has this function?

if not will it ever get implemented?

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2011-04-13T21:38:51Z

WGET is using normal GET over HTTP or HTTPS. You can do the same with HTTP Task.

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Feilex
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2011-04-13T21:45:49Z

Do you have a picture of an example with an url in it's field?

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2011-04-13T21:47:32Z

I am attaching.

Support attached the following image(s):

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Feilex
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2011-04-13T21:50:13Z

Thank You

trying out now

Edit: is there anyway to add url base on a, say, txt file?

i have like over 1k (line) of them...

Edited by user 2011-04-13T21:54:01Z | Reason: Not specified

Support
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2011-04-13T21:57:49Z

Not right now. We are working on some kind of loop method for this.

It would work if the came as separate files (with one url in each) into one folder.

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Feilex
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2011-04-13T22:01:21Z

would it not do csv or just per line?

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2011-04-13T22:02:25Z

We need one per line. It is the loop part that is the problem. We will address this in the upcoming months.

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Feilex
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2011-04-13T22:08:31Z

/n

Ok, Good luck, would still have to key it all in manually, ugh...

Lol

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2011-04-13T22:18:11Z

#10

You need one Job, with about 1000 tasks run after each other?

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Feilex
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2011-04-13T22:26:46Z

#11

99% or so are at an hour interval

and yes, they will have to run like one after another so as not to kill itself?

Edit: i was refering to server and the computer it run on

Edited by user 2011-04-13T22:45:44Z | Reason: Not specified

Support
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2011-04-13T23:12:50Z

#12

If you have some programming skills it would probably take you 10 minutes to create something with the help of VisualCron API.

Are you able to use any .NET language?

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2011-04-13T23:15:21Z

#13

We will get back to you tomorrow. It is getting late here.

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Feilex
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2011-04-14T18:03:49Z

#14

Hi,

i did not see an api build into it.

it will take longer then expected to key it in.

Edit: it might be better if form field does not recognize Tab space or next line at the beginning and omit it.

such as
"
asasa"

or " asasa"

Regards,
Feilex

Edited by user 2011-04-14T18:06:41Z | Reason: Not specified

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