WGET cronjob not working

MuhammadObaid

• August 08, 2018 09:19

In cpanel I am trying to setup cronjob command as follows wget

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  DennisMidjord

  • August 08, 2018 14:27

  Have you opened port 8000 TCP outgoing in your firewall?

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  MuhammadObaid

  • August 08, 2018 15:10

  On cpanel ?

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  DennisMidjord

  • August 09, 2018 07:24

  On the source server.

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  rpvw

  • August 09, 2018 08:36

  Given that you can successfully connect to the amazonaws.com server from your local computer using curl or wget; demonstrates that their system is working and accepting connections on port 8000, and has not blocked the curl or wget protocols. You will need to look at 2 possibilities: (I would suggest you do these in the order that they are written) 1) On YOUR cPanel server ensure that port 8000 is open (You mark your Access Level as a Website Owner, so you may need to ask for help from your web host or server operator if you do not have root or WHM access) 2) Ensure that your cPanel server IP has not been blocked on the amazonaws.com server. (You will have to contact the operator of the amazonaws.com server to look and see if your cPanel server IP has been added to any block lists by mistake.) Hope this helps

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  cPanelMichael

  • August 09, 2018 15:17

  ) On YOUR cPanel server ensure that port 8000 is open (You mark your Access Level as a Website Owner, so you may need to ask for help from your web host or server operator if you do not have root or WHM access) 2) Ensure that your cPanel server IP has not been blocked on the amazonaws.com server. (You will have to contact the operator of the amazonaws.com server to look and see if your cPanel server IP has been added to any block lists by mistake.)

  
  Hello @MuhammadObaid, The advice noted in the quote above is solid. As a website owner without root access to the server, contacting your web hosting provider is likely a good first step when troubleshooting this issue. Thank you.

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