Did you check Cron Jobs using SSH? Do your members receive emails sent from your website? Are you 100% sure that you set up Cron properly? I am asking because mainly Cron is the only reason why members are staying online.

what host are you with as this may help in determining the cron syntax.

Quote from aka_le_Mulder Did you check Cron Jobs using SSH? Do your members receive emails sent from your website? Are you 100% sure that you set up Cron properly? I am asking because mainly Cron is the only reason why members are staying online.

The cron was installed by the hoster, i can't install  it. I comment to my hoster to do the check. Users receive emails from the last activity.

code that installed my hoster:

* * * * * /usr/bin/php5 -q /home2/*******/www/olwsocial/ow_cron/run.php &> /dev/null

Quote from Michael what host are you with as this may help in determining the cron syntax.

I have Apache and my hoster is Unityfree

Thanks

the /dev/null looks strange.  I dont have that on mine.

Quote from Michael the /dev/null looks strange.  I dont have that on mine.

I do not know why it added

Try just
* * * * * /usr/bin/php5 -q /home2/youraccname/www/olwsocial/ow_cron/run.php


Worth a shot

The _only_ reason why members are staying online is problems with Cron. So you definitely should check further into Cron settings on your server.

Quote from Michael the /dev/null looks strange.  I dont have that on mine.

thats a command for an email to be sent every time the cron runs

i set up a cron job and it was working fine, since the update to 1.3.1 it works no longer

what has changed?

/usr/local/bin/php /home/********/public_html/fishface/ow_cron/run.php

can u run the cron in ssh and see what error you are getting?

Hello, I have the same problem before the 1.3.1 working properly, and not now.

I am staying in Tmdhosting, they would have checked the path and this correctly.

* * * * * /usr/bin/php -q /home/*******/public_html/oxwallhispano/ow_cron/run.php

There will be a solution?

Do you receive any errors when run Cron command via SSH?

Which command for use to run SSH?

When I run the command through SSH I get PERMISSION DENIED! Can anyone please help me! I need to fix this issue as quick as possible!

You should contact your hosting company and ask them to enable all commands in Cron for you. Run 'crontab -l', then select your Oxwall cron command (without * * * * *) and paste it to the command line. It should run without errors.