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Description of my issue:
A client is using GoDaddy hosting (I know, I know...I didn't recommend it) and It took nearly an hour for GoDaddy to finally figure out that the host account was not 'officially' updated to the newest, operational PHP 5.4 version because I was receiving errors from Akeeba stating a conflict with PHP versions. So with that solved, I had set up another cron job with this script AS SET UP BY GODADDY: /web/cgi-bin/php5_4 "$HOME/html/cli/akeeba-altbackup.php" and it was to run on January 23, at 14:35.
The issue: I have not received any type of email confirming nor denying that the cron script actually worked. I see no backup under the destination folder, so I'm not sure what else to do or where to look to find out if it has worked or isn't.
How can I tell?
Description of my issue:
A client is using GoDaddy hosting (I know, I know...I didn't recommend it) and It took nearly an hour for GoDaddy to finally figure out that the host account was not 'officially' updated to the newest, operational PHP 5.4 version because I was receiving errors from Akeeba stating a conflict with PHP versions. So with that solved, I had set up another cron job with this script AS SET UP BY GODADDY: /web/cgi-bin/php5_4 "$HOME/html/cli/akeeba-altbackup.php" and it was to run on January 23, at 14:35.
The issue: I have not received any type of email confirming nor denying that the cron script actually worked. I see no backup under the destination folder, so I'm not sure what else to do or where to look to find out if it has worked or isn't.
How can I tell?
