a client is trying run a cronjob and gets the error,ERROR: Unknown Punctuation String @ 13 STR: /. php -q /home/.username/public_html/something.php Code (markup): can the path not have a "."?
That depends on your server configuration. If the server path does have .username (with punctuation in front of the username) then you'll need to use it. I haven't played much with cron jobs, so I'm not sure what could be the right syntax to avoid that punctuation error (you did try /\.username maybe?) but you could maybe do something like this: cd /home ln -s .username username Code (markup): then after those steps, try using your cron command without punctuation like this: php -q /home/username/public_html/something.php Code (markup): That might do the trick.