CSV CRON import is not working

Thanks for the input, but unfortunately it didn't help

I once had this problem. In my case I found that it was caused by my multi-lingual setting which redirects accesses to index.php to /en/. Then I needed to add "/en" in the middle of the URL. Don't know if it is your case, but worth seeing. Check your apache access log and see any 301 return codes. Please check also, by verbose curl output to see any terms about redirect.

Good luck.

Here is the Akeeba Backup command I use, and is working just fine (the xxxxxx are manually done by me):

/opt/cpanel/ea-php71/root/usr/bin/php /home/xxxxxxxxxx/public_html/cli/akeeba-backup.php --profile=1 >/dev/null 2>&1

There is no hosting support team. I am hosting on my own servers. Many other CRONs are running on that servers, with no problems at all

Hi Daniel,

yes, manually everything is working fine!

I am hosting on my own servers by the way (CentOS 7.4 with cPanel / WHM). The Cron url I am using is:
curl https://www.{domainname}.nl/index.php?option=com_vdata&task=set_import&type=import_bewoners

Unfortunately I cannot give you access to the backend, because of EU privacy regulations.

I hope you can help me anyway

Greetz
Ron

I have implemented a CRON in order to import a CSV file. In the backend everything is working just fine, but the CRON is not working.

When manually type in the following command (in terminal session) "curl www.xxxxxxxxx.nl/index.php?option=com_vd...port&type=4S2q3RIAQA", the following result is shown:

[4] 20866
[5] 20867
[2] Done curl www.xxxxxxxxx.nl/index.php?option=com_vdata
[3] Done task=set_import

After that, nothing is happening. The file is not imported and in the backend the Hits field keeps showing me the same number over and over again: 0

Looks to me that the "type=4S2q3RIAQA" part is not used while running the CRON

Is there something wrong in the automatically generated CRON command (by vData)