Quote From : trunkspace February 22, 2010, 6:18 am [root@server.tld ~]# ls -alt /etc/cron.d/softaculous
-rw-r--r-- 1 iworx iworx 78 Feb 21 00:36 /etc/cron.d/softaculous
Like I said in my initial post, changing the chmod to 777 of /etc/cron.d folder solved my issue, but is it safe to leave it that way?
Also, the cron job doesn't get added to my crontab by default - do i need to do it manually?
Dont leave the /etc/cron.d to 0777, its not safe.
Is Safe Mode on in your PHP ?
Otherwise, since its already owned by iworx it should be able to edit it.
Also crontab is not used for Cron Jobs.
Any cron entry in the /etc/cron.d will be executed.
Regards,
Alons
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February 22, 2010, 8:49 am | Post: 4
