Wget, curl or GET con jobs commands are not wokring

Hestia Control Panel
#1

Hi all,

can anyone please help me figure out why the other alternate commands not working in Hestia CP > USER > CRON?

I’ve been using this command below all the time and it’s working fine:
php /home/biobrus/web/biobrusinka.cz/public_html/wp-content/plugins/mailster/cron.php 2b7fff1e83eba2fc16b4e92250308d66 > /dev/null

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However, I am having some troubles with duplicate emails being sent to subscribers and Mailster support asked me to use one of these methods below instead:
wget -O- ‘Mailster 3.2.0 - Cron’ > /dev/null
curl --silent ‘Mailster 3.2.0 - Cron’
GET ‘Mailster 3.2.0 - Cron’ > /dev/null

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I cannot get any of these 3 methods working. Can anyone explain why that is and how to get it working, please?

Thank you very much in advance

Luke

#2

use full path, for example /usr/bin/php and it should work.

#3

Hi ScIT,
Do you mean it like this
/usr/bin/php wget -O- ‘Mailster 3.2.0 - Cron’ > /dev/null

or like this

/usr/bin/php Mailster 3.2.0 - Cron

Cause, I am being asked by the Mailster support team member to use this URL Mailster 3.2.0 - Cron instead of that full path below, you know.
/home/biobrus/web/biobrusinka.cz/public_html/wp-content/plugins/mailster/cron.php 2b7fff1e83eba2fc16b4e92250308d66 > /dev/null

Can you give me the example how the whole command should look like, please?

Thank you very much

#4

/usr/bin/php /home/biobrus/web/biobrusinka.cz/public_html/wp-content/plugins/mailster/cron.php 2b7fff1e83eba2fc16b4e92250308d66 > /dev/null

should work

#5

Hi,

Yes, this is what works fine as I mentioned in my previous posts but I cannot get the wget, curl or GET commands (Alternative URLs) working with this URL Mailster 3.2.0 - Cron

as per their KB article here How can I setup a cron job? - Mailster Knowledge Base

Can you please tell me if it’s even possible or she’ll I find some external/3rd party solution?

Thank you

#6 
/usr/bin/wget https://example.com/wp-admin/admin-ajax.php?action=mailster_cron&secret=9407e3177c89bebdaaffb108f432dcc3
# Or
/usr/bin/curl https://example.com/wp-admin/admin-ajax.php?action=mailster_cron&secret=9407e3177c89bebdaaffb108f432dcc3
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#7

Hi eris,

thanks, but this doesn’t work either! They want me to use this precise URL for some reason:
https://www.biobrusinka.cz/mailster/2b7fff1e83eba2fc16b4e92250308d66

I am just wondering why only this php option works fine but not the others?
php /home/biobrus/web/biobrusinka.cz/public_html/wp-content/plugins/mailster/cron.php 2b7fff1e83eba2fc16b4e92250308d66 > /dev/null

Any idea?

#8

/usr/bin/wget https://www.biobrusinka.cz/mailster/2b7fff1e83eba2fc16b4e92250308d66 > /dev/null

Works just fine

#9

Do you think it might be just something related to WordPress or even the Mailster plugin? Because, it’s still not working for me as you can see on the printsreen below:

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Here is the result when I run it from the terminal:

/# /usr/bin/wget Mailster 3.2.1 - Cron > /dev/null
–2022-09-26 11:46:00-- Mailster 3.2.1 - Cron
Resolving www.biobrusinka.cz (www.biobrusinka.cz)… 207.180.245.223
Connecting to www.biobrusinka.cz (www.biobrusinka.cz)|207.180.245.223|:443… connected.
HTTP request sent, awaiting response… 200 OK
Length: unspecified [text/html]
Saving to: ‘2b7fff1e83eba2fc16b4e92250308d66’

2b7fff1e83eba2fc16b4e92250308d66 [ <=> ] 3.95K --.-KB/s in 0s

2022-09-26 11:46:00 (16.9 MB/s) - ‘2b7fff1e83eba2fc16b4e92250308d66’ saved [4041]

Thanks a lot for helping me figure this out. I really appreciate.

#10

Alright, it looks like I got this working only under my admin user CRON jobs, but I still cannot figure out why it doesn’t work under the other user’s profile when I set this up in their CRON jobs. Do you happen to know what might be blocking it from running the wget commands?

Thank you