Set up the cron job and i get "No input file specified." (php version)
it is directed to the right url as it is copied from the admin section.
is there any way of generating the invoices manually?
Please advise
James
Set up the cron job and i get "No input file specified." (php version)
it is directed to the right url as it is copied from the admin section.
is there any way of generating the invoices manually?
Please advise
James
Hi,
It is possible to generate invoices manually from the invoices section of the clients profile - you will find it on one of the tabs at the top of the client profile page. This will allow you to create your urgent invoices. However, please contact me on [email protected] with login details to your WHMCS system to resolve the problem.
Thanks,
Matt
I am getting this as well.
Anyone have a resolution?
WOW - talk about an old thread dig-up. This is from 3 years ago
What issue are you having? Are you looking for a manual generation of invoices? Did you setup the cron jobs as outlined under the Configuration > Automation section of WHMCS?
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Hi. Wow I didnt notice the date. I just did a search!
Well I have the cron job setup and Im getting an email from my server when it is supposed to run saying NO INPUT FILE Specified. For the cron job i have copied exactly whats in WHMCS. I have CPANEL so I even went down to the basic cron job config and pasted the command from my whmcs panel.
When I surf using a browser directly to the cron.php file it runs fine.
I'm also getting this same "No input file specified." error when the daily cron job runs. Does anyone have a solution?
Ok I worked it out. This might solve it for others.
WHMCS told us to simply run this file;
.../services/admin/cron.php
But we had moved the admin folder to a random name eg;
.../services/myadminname/cron.php
So watch out for this.