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we have the following setup on a linux server set to run every 15 minutes as a cron job<br />
links http://site.com/page.php&gt;/dev/null 2&gt;&amp;1<br />
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you can also schedule internet explorer to open in microsoft scheduler and open the site. &nbsp;i don't know if there is a wildcard to close the browser once it's loaded.<br />

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we have the following setup on a linux server set to run every 15 minutes as a cron job
links http://site.com/page.php>/dev/null 2>&1

you can also schedule internet explorer to open in microsoft scheduler and open the site.  i don't know if there is a wildcard to close the browser once it's loaded.


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I need to cron a http request to a web page every 5 minutes from my windows 2003 server.<br />
Does anybody know how to execut this kind of cron job or can give me an example.
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I need to cron a http request to a web page every 5 minutes from my windows 2003 server.
Does anybody know how to execut this kind of cron job or can give me an example.

cron a http request  to a web page every 5 minutes from windows

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