This if for Windows
Download ActivePerl for free from http://www.activestate.com/Products/ActivePerl/
Then Download CRONw http://sourceforge.net/project/showfile ... _id=106736
Make sure you have the latest version of ActivePerl
After installing ActiverPerl, you must restart your computer for it to take effect.
Read this guide:
http://cronw.sourceforge.net/install.html
You probably have to do this also:
Edit installer.pl
Find:
my $command = $PPM.' install -noforce -follow modules\\' . $module . '.ppd';
Replace with:
my $command = $PPM.' install modules\\' . $module . '.ppd';
And then run installer.pl from cmd.
After that, i had to write "ppm" in cmd
Press "View upgradable packages"
Right click and select Install on all of the upgradable files
All of the files wont be upgraded, but the files mentioned from the guide above:
Win32-Daemon.ppd
Number-Compare.ppd
Attribute-Handlers.ppd
Text-Glob.ppd
File-Find-Rule.ppd
Date-Manip.ppd
Params-Validate.ppd
Log-Dispatch.ppd
Log-Log4perl.ppd
Log-Dispatch-FileRotate.ppd
Are the most important, tho all of those files might not be upgradable, but upgrade those you can.
Now continue to follow the guide from set 4.
If "Net Start Cron" doesnt work, you havnt upgraded all of the files mentioned above.
And instead of crontab path/to/cron.txt
It should be:
perl cronService.pl --crontab="path/to/cron.txt"
Executed from the cronw directory.
Note:
Tho i still have some problems after this such as i cannot run "crontab" command in cmd.
I will update this guide when i know what the problem is.
But this does not mean it wont work for you.