Cron command to run php script every 10 minute?

Usually you can use commas to separate the cron minutes/hours etc 0,10,20,30,40,50 in your minute field (but I can't guarantee your admin will take it - I know Plesk does) and in all others . The command is more tricky, but something like this should do usr/bin/wget -q -t 5 --delete-after URL_TO_YOUR_CRON or php PATH_TO_YOUR_PHP_FILE_ON_THE_SERVER.

Usually you can use commas to separate the cron minutes/hours etc. - 0,10,20,30,40,50 in your minute field (but I can't guarantee your admin will take it - I know Plesk does) and * in all others . The command is more tricky, but something like this should do /usr/bin/wget -q -t 5 --delete-after URL_TO_YOUR_CRON or php PATH_TO_YOUR_PHP_FILE_ON_THE_SERVER.

Thanks! /usr/bin/wget is the one who only works with me :) – Ryan Jan 12 '10 at 2:33.

Put */10 in the minutes whilst putting * in all other fields.

Did not know about the */10 syntax - will save some typing – Marek Karbarz Jan 12 '10 at 2:27 the best way, IMHO. This syntax was done especially for this situation. Silly not to use stantard sintax – Yuriy Vikulov Dec 2 at 5:20.

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