rrolfe Posted May 30, 2013 Share Posted May 30, 2013 I build a provisioning module that handles all of the management for our dedicated server customers. The module works perfectly when being used from the admin interface but doesn't when it's being run from the cron. When cron run the module on a service to perform an action (lets say.. TerminateAccount) if that action fails to result in "success" then the cron.php seems to unload the module for all other actions that would rely upon it.. such as Suspensions. When it gets to the suspensions it will result in "ERROR: Manual Suspension Required - No Module" when the module was clearly there to run the TerminateAccount process. Does anyone know what needs to be done in the module to ensure that the module gets used for all stages of the cron without being unloaded when a action doesn't result in "success"? It doesn't make sense to me that if one client can't be terminated or suspended.. that all of the other clients can't be suspended or terminated either. 0 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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