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When I try to enter in the URL directly into the browser I get a page not found on my site.

This means you are entering wrong url. What's the path of CiviCRM install in drupal

The other thing I haven't did was set up both AMaViS and Postfix. I am assuming and hoping that this is preconfigured on my site. If it is not, would this be a cause for concern

No it's not the cause for this problem.

Kurund

Just another note, I am using the main super user of my Drupal install in the URL

And I tested just to see if I could see other files in the same folder so I created to new files

test.html which I can see and test.php which gives me the same error as trying to run the cron file

Thanks Cynthia, I tried that but still no luck, I have discovered that I can not access any php files in the same folder but can create a html file and get to it. What I did to do for testing was move the civimail.cronjob.php to the root directory of the site and I can run it there no problem. seems to be an issue with php files in that folder

Does not work here
public_html/sites/all/modules/civicrm/bin/civimail.cronjob.php

Works here
public_html/civimail.cronjob.php

I have the same problem where php scripts in the /sites/all/modules/civicrm/bin folder (of a Drupal based CiviCRM install) are not accessible, by wget or by direct web browser url, and returning a 404 Not Found Error.

Non php files are fine.

I have looked at the .htaccess and nothing seems to be out of the ordinary. On another site with a very similar install everything works fine, but I just can't figure out why this isn't working on this one!

Did anyone else come across this issue, and how did you solve it?
Seems to be an issue with the php files being in that subdirectory. If I move the civimail.cronjob.php script to the top level at /public_html, it works ok.

Thanks.

Just to let you know, it was the directory permission setting on that directory!

My server hosting php settings do not allow calling a php script if the directory is unsafe, i.e. set to 777. Needed to be 755 or better still 644.

Hope this helps anyone else encountering this issue.

I have a similar problem running civimail.cronjob.php with the three arguments, in the default

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../sites/all/modules/civicrm/bin path gives a 404. If I run EmailProcessor.php in the same bin folder with the same three arguments it works just fine. 

Check the file permissions of these two files (are they readable by the webserver, etc.). Also check whether the .htaccess file (if there is one, or one somewhere up the directory tree) does not block one while allowing the other.