I’m trying to start simple crontab-django job scheduled (os is Ubuntu 20.04): this is the myapp/cron.py file as mentioned in the documentation cron.py and this is the settings i used frm the documentation i keep getting this error even i tried to add python manage.py crontab add again and show and it appears python manage.py crontab add python manage.py crontab
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Os.system doesn’t push message in cron alert to cronitor?
I am running a python script using a cron job. When the script runs, it either alerts that it completed or failed. It is supposed to send a message to cronitor along with the completion ping. An example of the link is below: When I just put the link into the search bar and hit Enter, the message shows up
Re-run a python script after a few days if it fails [closed]
Closed. This question needs details or clarity. It is not currently accepting answers. Want to improve this question? Add details and clarify the problem by editing this post. Closed 1 year ago. Improve this question Assuming a script fails and it is captured in a try catch how to run a python script again after a few days? I can
Output Dates in Celery Crontab Schedule to Django Template
I’m using Celery for my Django project and I’ve scheduled some crontab tasks to send emails out to users at certain times. I need to output a schedule in an HTML/Django template that shows the dates that users can expect the emails to go out on. My crontab schedule looks like this for Celery: I was hoping to be able
No module named certifi
When executing python3 (Python 3.6.8) script on a local directory, it works well, but when running sbatch job in slurm, complains about certifi. After adding to the python code this: or this: the same error occurs. It seems that certifi is installed. The error after running python code (without having the line ‘import certifi’ in python code): The error (with
How can I run task every 10 minutes on the 5s, using BlockingScheduler?
I’m trying to run a task every 10 minutes, on the 5’s, for example, at 13:15, 13:25, …. However, it is not working. This is only running once an hour, at the beginning of the hour, from 12 to 4pm. sched.add_job(run_batch, ‘cron’, day_of_week=’mon-fri’, hour=’12-16′, minute=’5,15,25,35,45,55′, timezone=’America/Chicago’) Answer The question title indicates that you are using the BlockingScheduler function of the
Crontab python script does not run (with anaconda on linux server)
I have the following list of tasks to complete and they are working successfully. The file structure is as follows: But then a problem arises, I added several new files for execution and they do not work. Here is an example of the code for such a file As you can see, it is completely similar, the python file itself
Running python script using a cron job
Ok so I am trying to run a python script every 3 hours using cron, but I think it’s not working. I know this because my script should produce some csv files and I cannot find them anywhere or the logs, plus my script is also reading from another file like (which I think is part of the issue): so
Cronjob on Ubuntu Mate for Raspberry stops right after execution
I use a RaspberryPi 3 with UbuntuMate 16.04. On it, I want to start a little Python (3.5) program every midnight. For that I call a little shell script, so that I can change into the wanted directory comfortably. crontab: start.sh (yes, it’s executable): Now if I execute the programm or script from the terminal, everything runs fine. But if
Trouble running Python script CRON: Import Error: No Module Named Tweepy
Background: I am following Crontab not running my python script in an attempt to debug and run my python script using CRON. Per SO suggestions, I tried /usr/bin/python /Users/eer/Desktop/myscript.py on the terminal. Problem: However, I get a an error: ImportError: No module named tweepy. So, I tried to pip install tweepy and I get the following:Requirement already satisfied: tweepy in