Ruby on Rails

Any help on this will be greatly appreciated! Thanks. 

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Regards,

Ankur 

On Wed, May 28, 2014 at 10:18 AM, Ankur Kumar <specia...@gmail.com> wrote:

I did the following to implement cron jobs in rails 3 using a "runner" instead of a rake task.

Step 1: I have whenever gem installed and scheduler.rb has following:

  set :environment, 'development'    set :output, {   :error    => "/log/error.log",   :standard => "/log/cron.log"     }      every 1.minute do    runner "Cron.sendAutomaticsSMS()"    end

Step 2:

Cron file: lib/cron.rb

    class Cron < ActiveRecord::Base          def **sendAutomaticsSMS**()           ----some code here ---        end      end

Step 3:

    whenever --update-crontab --set environment=development 

This updates crontab file.

Step 4:

Checked contents of crontab file using:

    crontab -e  

It opens cron tab file which has details of cron job method to be invoked:

---

    # Begin Whenever generated tasks for: store        # End Whenever generated tasks for: store        # Begin Whenever generated tasks for: /code/rails_projects/new/bhk/bigbhk-     dev/config/schedule.rb      * * * * * /bin/bash -l -c 'cd <*RAILS_APP_PROJECT_LOCATION*> && script/rails runner -e development '\''**Cron.sendAutomaticsSMS()**'\'' >$        # End Whenever generated tasks for: /code/rails_projects/new/bhk/bigbhk-dev/

Step 5:

Running cron job:

    $sudo service cron restart        cron stop/waiting      cron start/running, process 4027

This does not do anything. I wait for operation as defined in sendAutomaticsSMS() method to execute but the cron doesn't even enter this method.