In some cases, one wants to run tests by cron job. Only how to do this in Magento 1.9.3 ?
First, install Aoe_Scheduler :
https://github.com/AOEpeople/Aoe_Scheduler
You can then run the following via the command line :
1 : Go to the root of your Magento installation.
2: overview of possibilities
> cd shell
> php scheduler.php
Available actions:
--action listAllCodes
--action scheduleNow --code code Schedule a job to be executed as soon as possible
--action runNow --code code Run a job directly
3: overzicht cronjobs > php scheduler.php --action listAllCodes aggregate_sales_report_bestsellers_data 0 0 * * * disabled aggregate_sales_report_coupons_data 0 0 * * * disabled aggregate_sales_report_invoiced_data 0 0 * * * enabled aggregate_sales_report_order_data 0 0 * * * disabled aggregate_sales_report_refunded_data 0 0 * * * enabled aggregate_sales_report_shipment_data 0 0 * * * disabled aggregate_sales_report_tax_data 0 0 * * * enabled aoeasynccache */15 * * * * enabled aoecachecleaner 17 * * * * enabled catalog_product_alert 0 0 * * * enabled catalog_product_index_price_reindex_all 0 2 * * * enabled catalogrule_apply_all 0 1 * * * enabled currency_rates_update 0 0 * * * enabled log_clean enabled newsletter_send_all */5 * * * * disabled paypal_fetch_settlement_reports enabled sales_clean_quotes 0 0 * * * enabled sitemap_generate 0 17 * * * enabled
4 Example of executing and testing a cron job directly: > php scheduler.php --action runNow --code sitemap_generate
5: Reading execution time: Go to your database (phpMyAdmin) and open the table "cron_schedule". Empty the table first (using "Truncate") and then execute step 4. After this is completed, you can read the "executed_at" and "finished_at" for the corresponding cronjob in this table. You can determine the execution time based on the start and end time.
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