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Setting up the cronjobs for War Chest Builder
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These instructions are for setting up the conjobs manually in the event the installer does not have permission to access crontab. This is common on cPanel boxes that run Apache as user nobody and group nobody, which causes the installer to be run as nobody. The user nobody does not have crontab access.
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For standard SSH client users:
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Login to your server using the web site user account.
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You should be in your main home dir (e.g. /home/username)
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Type cd www/wcb/temp or cd public_html/wcb/temp depending which one is your web dir. If you're not sure which one it is, type ls -l to get a directory listing.
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Type crontab -l  and make sure there's no cronjobs already setup for your site. If there are, you will need to append them to the cronjobs.txt file. To do so type crontab -l &gt;&gt; cronjobs.txt 
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Then type crontab cronjobs.txt Type crontab -l again to make sure they were all activated.
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For cPanel Users:
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Login to your cPanel for your web site.
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Click the icon for SSH/Shell Access
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Click &quot;Connect using Java Telnet Applet&quot;
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Enter same username &amp; password as the site login
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Click Login.
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You should see a shell prompt similar to this:
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[username@servername ~]$
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Type pwd then press 
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You should be in the parent directory for your home directory, which should be similar to this:
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/home/username
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Every server is different, so it could be different. Some examples are: /home/username, /web/usr/1234, /home/site01
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Type ls -l  and press  (ell ess  dash ell). This will give you a directory listing.
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There should be either a www or public_html listed. Both may be listed.
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Type cd www/wcb/temp 
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You should be taken to that directory and you should see a prompt like this:
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[username@servername temp]$
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Type ls -l  and press  again. You should see a file named cronjobs.txt
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Type crontab -l and press . There should be no output and you should be returned to the same prompt as above. If you get a list of paths and commands, then you already have some cronjobs running. If that is the case, then you don't want to overwrite them. You will need to add them to the cronjobs.txt file so the lists are merged together. 
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You can merge the two lists of commands by typing this (Make sure there are 2 &gt;&gt; symbols):
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crontab -l &gt;&gt; cronjobs.txt and press 
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Now type:
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crontab cronjobs.txt and press 
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If you want to verify that the list of commands are active, type:
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crontab -l and press  and that will list active cronjobs.
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Once complete, simply type:
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exit  and press  to log out.
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