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I answer myself: yes. The script will continue running even if you close the browser completely.
If you get back to the same page you'll see the same pop up (if the script is still running).
Tony
Hi Marteenv,
perhaps I solved.
I created a shell script file in the subscription home.
This file contains the same commands I would issue with the command line.
Then, in plesk scheduler I set this file to execute.
It seems to work.
Just a question: the script is still running and I see the...
Perhaps i solved.
The shell script file command seems to work.
Since the script takes hours to complete, it's safe to close the browser while it is running? (see attahcment)
TIA
Tony
Hello all,
I can run succesfully a command line from SSH Terminal in the my Plesk Subscription.
But the same command, in Plesk Scheduler (in the same subscription) doesn't work.
Why?
Please keep in mind that the command will require one or two hours to complete.
Here is the command...
I forgot to mention that I changed the file path accordingly. So now the command is:
java -jar httpdocs/connector/Content.jar datasource httpdocs/connector/configuration/Content.xml import
But results are always the same, see attached image.
I'm now in a hurry to solve this problem, but have no...
Sorry for the stupid question: what if a task require 1 or 2 hours execution time? What should I see on screen in the plesk task scheduler page? a progress bar that start from 0 and go to 100 in 1 or 2 hours?
The command, when run from command line creates a log file itself, but every time I run...
I created a new task in the subscription, but nothing changed. I was not aware there was the task scheduler in the subscription. I discovered it by accident.
Tony
this is the command I would like to schedule:
java -jar /var/www/vhosts/mydomain/httpdocs/connector/Content.jar datasource /var/www/vhosts/mydomain/httpdocs/connector/configuration/Content.xml import
Do you see something wrong?
I modified the Plesk Task Scheduler settings to use the /bin/bash...
hi maartenv,
please consider that the scheduled process should take at least one hour and a half to complete (when you run it manually from SSH Terminal).
But when I click RUN NOW from the Plesk Task scheduler page I get the message that says "The task..... succesfully completed in 1 second"...
what does the -f parameter mean? I can't find any reference of it online.
In any case the command is still executing and I can't see anythink abnormal (from my limited point of view, of course).
No reference to my script/command, for example.
tony
Hello all,
I created a new Plesk task schedule to run a specific command.
When I run this command from command line the script atks hours to complete.
But when I run it from the task scheduler GUI (run now) it says the script completed succesfully in 5 seconds (!).
Is this normal or have I to...
Now I craeted a new script and it seems to work. But the script it's executing lots of operations.
When I run it manually it takes at least an hour.
If I run it now, plesk says that it has been executed in less than 5 seconds. Perhaps the script continue in the background? how can I check this...
Thanks for your reply, Igor.
I already read this article.
I tried to use the command: "java /var/www/vhosts/mydomain/httpdocs/connector/java test"
but it doesn't work. It breaks as soos as I run it with this error:
Task "java /var/www/vhosts/mydomain/httpdocs/connector/java test" completed with...
Hello all,
I need to execute a JAVA command line at a specific time.
The command should use a file located on a specific folder.
Actually I run it manually by using the SSH Terminal and executing these operations:
1- change to the folder where the file to be run is located: cd /httpdocs/mydir
2-...