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The cronjobs.management module is missing in the current PyPI package[1], making the package unusable.

[1] http://pypi.python.org/pypi/django-cronjobs/0.2.2

I'd like a way to silence the message "Script run multiple times". And maybe even just exit with 0 exitcode in such cases. Like a command line argument --quiet-on-multiple-runs. Because I am getting too much cron mails.

After upgrading the system I get this error: "manage.py cron: error: unrecognized arguments"
Before upgrade everything worked.

Python 2.7.12 (default, Jul 1 2016, 15:12:24)
pip list | grep '[dD]jango'
Django (1.10)
django-appconf (1.0.2)
django-better500s (0.2.1)
django-common-helpers (0.8.0)
django-context-logging (1.2.1)
django-cronjobs (0.2.3)
django-db-log (2.2.1)
django-db-logger (0.1.6)
django-debug-error-logging (1.0.0)
django-debug-logging (0.4)
django-debug-toolbar (1.5)
django-extensions (1.7.2)
django-log-trigger (1.0.2)
django-logging-command (1.0)
django-logging-json (1.5.3)
django-logutils (0.4.2)
django-object-log (0.7.1)
django-picklefield (0.3.2)
django-query-logger (0.1.2)
django-timelog (0.4)

When cron jobs run often, there's a chance they will be rerun the next time and clobber over the still-running job's changes.

(I think) django-cronjobs should use a lockfile by default to avoid that behavior, with an option to force a run if one knows what one's doing.

Is there a way to run a cronjob without set a cron task on Linux?

I have some email to send in my application so I wrote a shellcript to run "python manage.py send_mail" and set it as a linux cron task to run time to time.

Django-cronjobs can do that without linux cron?

Thanks.

Hello guys!
I use this perfect lib in many of my django projects. And I want to ask you about why this lib still having 'print' statement in source code? This statement is "not-for-library", because I cant simply off this on production server. And also this is not python3 compatible.
Can you please fix this? Or just give me permission for it?