[kh99]

Hmm...unless you turned off all cron jobs then you should have seen things being logged, so I guess there's still some persmission problem or something. If you still want to fool around with it you could try creating a php file with code like this:

<?php
            if (($fp = fopen('cronlog.txt', 'a')) !== NULL)
            {
               fwrite($fp, date(DATE_ATOM)." PID:".getmypid()." start \n");
               fclose($fp);
            }

Then when you run that from your browser you should see any errors and you can try it until you get the file thing worked out. But it's up to you of course.

One thing I probably should have mentioned, if for some reason there's an error (lke a function used in that code does't exist for some reason) then none of your cron jobs will run, so if you don't want to mess with it any more you should remove that code.

You should be able to go to Statistics & Logs > Schedule Task Log and see if anything has run in the past few days. BTW, the reason I didn't suggest that you just use that log is because I don't think every tasks logs something, and I'm pretty sure most don't log their start and end times.