Could not find driver only in cron about cron HOT 6 CLOSED

Hi @louposk,

I am sorry for the exception and I will try to help you. But first please tell me if you you use Laravel 4 or Laravel 5? Can you show me the complete Exception stack trace and can you tell me in which line the Exception is thrown?

Maybe there is a problem with the dependency injection if you call the application from command shell. Can you test Cron's integrated route and please test with curl: curl http://yourdomain.com/cron.php?key=yourSecurityKey > /dev/null 2>&1.

Thanks,
Marc

from cron.

I am using laravel 4.
Where should i find the exception stack? In laravel logs, only get the cron log that says that there was an error. No other info.

Also, i dont have a cron security key. Should i add one?

Also, i try this in my localhost machine.

from cron.

I will try the route with curl and i will come back. Thanks

from cron.

You are right, there was no chance to get the stack trace. I changed this, so now Cron will log the full stack trace of an exception. Please update Cron to head and print the stack trace here.

For testing you can use a simple route like:

Route::get('/testCron', function() {

    Cron::add('AddNewProducts', '* * * * *', function() {
        $pr = App::make('ProductController')->addNewProducts();
        var_dump($pr);
    });

    var_dump(Cron::run());
});

If this works, please generate a key and test with curl.

from cron.

Hi @liebig
the route works.

array (size=6)
  'rundate' => int 1425550450
  'inTime' => boolean false
  'runtime' => float 78.723502159119
  'errors' => int 0
  'crons' => 
    array (size=1)
      0 => 
        array (size=3)
          'name' => string 'AddNewProducts' (length=14)
          'return' => null
          'runtime' => float 78.721502065659
  'lastRun' => 
    array (size=2)
      'rundate' => string '2015-03-05 10:13:14' (length=19)
      'runtime' => float 0.0099999997764826

So maybe the driver cannot be run from the artisan command line?

Also, the curl command works just fine

from cron.

That are great news. It seems that the Laravel IoC Container does not work properly if you call it from command line. So I would use the curl command to run Cron. Thank you for your reply.

from cron.