Deactivate Cron Job Mail for mautic:segments:update?

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1

Hello,



we added the three standard Cron Jobs with running time every 15 minutes as mentioned in the documentation.



For the Cron Job “mautic:segments:update” we always get an email from “Cron Daemon” every 15 Minutes:



Subject: Cron xxxxxx@server03 /usr/local/bin/softlimit -m 150000000 -o 200 -p 80 -t 180 /usr/local/pd-admin2/bin/php-7.0-cli /home/xxxxxx/www.mydomain.de/automation/app/console mautic:segments:update

Quote:
Rebuilding contacts for segment 1
0 total contact(s) to be added in batches of 300
0 total contact(s) to be removed in batches of 300
0 contact(s) affected

Is there any reason why we do get this email every 15 minutes?
I can't find any information to deactivate this (when there is no error).

Thank you in advance.
2

Hello,

we added the three standard Cron Jobs with running time every 15 minutes as mentioned in the documentation.

For the Cron Job “mautic:segments:update” we always get an email from “Cron Daemon” every 15 Minutes:

Subject: Cron xxxxxx@server03 /usr/local/bin/softlimit -m 150000000 -o 200 -p 80 -t 180 /usr/local/pd-admin2/bin/php-7.0-cli /home/xxxxxx/www.mydomain.de/automation/app/console mautic:segments:update

[quote]Rebuilding contacts for segment 1
0 total contact(s) to be added in batches of 300
0 total contact(s) to be removed in batches of 300
0 contact(s) affected[/quote]

Is there any reason why we do get this email every 15 minutes?
I can’t find any information to deactivate this (when there is no error).

Thank you in advance.

3

@MxyzptlkFishStix:
Thank you. But:

Isn’t it possible to deactivate only emails if the Cron Job works fine?

4

Hello,

thank you for that link. That sounds very interesting, but we don’t have the rights to install this by ourselves.

I now added “> /dev/null” to the cron command and, unlike as expected, still get error emails (sadly).

5

To run cronjobs, you can use webcron like www.easycron.com which allows great control, it sends out alerts email if a cron job fails or succeeds.