It all depends on how you want to invoke the script. If you want to use something like;
lynx http://www.site.com/folder/script.php
...then you would just put something like this in your cron file;
Code:
x x x x x x lynx http://www.site.com/folder/script.php
(make sure there is a new line at the end of the file, or cron WILL NOT work, as I found out the hard way) If you want to try and run it manually, you could try invoking it via /usr/bin/php (not all systems have it installed here). Again, a sample of its use;
/usr/bin/php /full/path/to/php/script.php
...then you would just put something like this in your cron file;
Code:
x x x x x x /usr/bin/php /full/path/to/php/script.php
...or possibly;
Code:
x x x x x x php /full/path/to/php/script.php
Then, in SSH, you need to 'cd' to the directory where you uploaded the cron.txt file. Do this with;
cd /path/to/folder <enter>
Then you need to type;
crontab < cron.txt
This will import the new cron file, and by doing a `crontab -l` you should be able to see the cron entry in there.
This is only a rough guide I quickly wrote up... so don't take me up on it if it doesn't work to perfection
Cheers
Andy (mod)
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