Objective: I do not want my cronjobs to be run with Jailkit, and I don't have it installed because I don't want it. Problem: But even if I disable the SSH User from running using Jailkit, Cronjobs always try to be run using Jailkit and then fails. Diagnostics: I noticed there is a cron file created in: Code: /etc/cron.d/ispc_chrooted_web1 And inside it, it always forces the shell to use jailkit, by setting the SHELL variable: Code: SHELL='/usr/sbin/jk_chrootsh' So, any shell command always fails since Jailkit is not installed. Question is: How can I tell IspConfig to disable or avoid using Jailkit for Cronjobs?
I'm running into the same issue. ISPC 3.1.6 tried to add a user cron via the web gui. First it added a jailkit shell cron job for the user. OK, I disabled it in the Clients/Limits section, but no change in the cron file. (Even if I recreate the job) any suggestions? UPDATE: I've modified the cron job to use http:// instead of direct PHP file access, it seems working now
Existing crons will not be changed. you have to set it to full cron before you create the cronjob. Using a URL cron as you did now is the better method anyway as it is more secure.
thanks. seems okay now. It was not obvious how to add the command line on the web GUI. now it's clear. One more thing: If I add 2 URLs for the same domain it has a common wget output log, so only the latest will be visible. sometimes it's useful to see the output, maybe a parameter should be useful here (wget output file)
