Hi, all. Just installed AM and I am really appreciating its features and power. Unless I am mistaken, it appears that the cron.php file included in the current distribution is incomplete. It does not have a closing ?> tag for the php code, and I wonder if any other code is missing before that end tag. Hence, an external cron call does not work. Here is how the file ends in my distribution: if (isset($_GET['ok'])) print "OK"; That's it. No end tag, no more code. Something missing here? Or is it me? Thanks. -- Jeffrey
It's the same for me...another file, config.inc.php also does not have a closing php tag. It's actually not required by the php parsing engine as long as the code is only php..i.e., for example, no html inside. By not having the closing tag it prevents accidental trailing white spaces which can cause "header already sent" errors and XHTML/XML validation issues. The ending php tag is actually optional and php.net itself does the same.