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Unfortunately, python is heavily tied to cPanel, so if we upgrade the default version of python it could break a lot of other functionality. The good news is that multiple versions of python can coexist easily on the same server without interfering with each other; you just use different shebang lines to access the version that you need.

As the SO answer stated json didn't become a standard internal module until 2.6+. By default cPanel comes with 2.4.3, so #!/usr/bin/python will give that error. While #!/usr/local/bin/python2.7 will work fine.

I recommend looking at http://heliohost.grd.net.pl/monitor/ and choosing a time when the server load is load.

Well, if you choose "every minute" then you would be running 1440 crons per day which is 1438 more than you're allowed and your account will be suspended. If you choose "every five minutes" then you would be running 288 crons per day which is 286 more than you're allowed and your account will be suspended. If you choose "twice an hour" then you would be running 48 crons per day which is 26 more than you're allowed and your account will be suspended. If you choose "once an hour" then you would be running 24 crons per day which is 22 more than you're allowed and your account will be suspended. If you choose any of the other options you should be fine as long as you don't set up multiple jobs. For instance if you choose "once a day" but then have 3 different jobs that all said "once a day" that would be a total of 3 cron jobs per day and your account will be suspended. I also recommending setting your cron jobs to run at random times of the day. For some reason everyone thinks their crons need to run at exactly midnight or exactly 3:00 pm or whatever. However, if everyone else crons are running at that same time then the server load spikes up and accounts get suspended for it. If you choose a random time like 1:39am then you have even less chance of being suspended.