Cron Details
HTTP Example:
All page contacts items that are editable per field.
The Tab: General contains the required information to execute the cron job as you require.
HTTPS Example:
The Field: Type Includes the Cron job protocol options which includes ('HTTP','HTTPS','SSH','MySQL','WGET','FTP','SHELL') or the option 'OFF' will disable the cron job.
The Field: Domain Allows DNS reference to related the cron job.
The Field: IP Address Allows IP address reference to related the cron job.
The Field: Domain or IP Allows you to choose which reference will be used, Domain or IP .
The Field: Validate Is the value used for validation of a positive result. For example if validating a html page the reference /html could be used to show a valid page completed.
The Field: Threshold Is an integer value that represents how many times a failed cron job can fail within the Threshold Ratio before notifications are engaged.
The Field: Threshold Ratio is the allowed time range to include Threshold failures before notifications are engaged.
The Field: UserName Is the username value for required protocols, SSH , FTP , HTTPS
The Field: Password Is the password value for required protocols, SSH , FTP , HTTPS
The Field: Command||Execute||SQL Please review the Command||Execute||SQL documentation section. This field allows dynamic override and commands for cron jobs.
The Field: Cron Times These fields encompass runtimes for each cron job. These values are based on crontab values.
MySQL Example:
Additional options are available via the Command||Execute||SQL section. Below are some examples. Always separate items with === and newline for each item.
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FTP variable examples and overrides
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PORT===21
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PASSIVE===1
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CWD===/home/username
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DEBUG===1
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MySQL variable examples and overrides
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PORT===3306
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DATABASE===test
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QUERY===SELECT 1 as value
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SSH variable examples and overrides
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PORT===22
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DEBUG===1
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COMMAND===/tmp/script_with_result.sh
FTP Example:
SSH Example:
SHELL Example:
