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Revision as of 15:52, 13 March 2013
Overview
The Cron (Manage system tasks) module is used to administer the tasks that the system needs to do at given times.
You can schedule tasks that need to run on the given times. There is one tasks already set by default in the module.
The Email Reminders task. This task checks if a user has reminders every 5 minutes.
Planned system tasks list
This is the list of all tasks that are planned for your Group-Office installation.
The red ones will not be executed because they are disabled. The green ones will be executed on the "Next run" time.
Job dialog
In the job dialog you can create new jobs and you can update existing ones.
Troubleshooting
If the cron module is installed and you have enabled some jobs for it and you found out that the jobs are not executed then you need to check if the server(system) cron deamon (Crontab) is calling the Group-Office cron controller every minute.
On ubuntu systems you can check that by going to the folder:
/etc/cron.d/
In that folder you should find the file:
groupoffice-cron
If the file does not exist then you need to create it and add the following code into it:
* * * * * www-data php /usr/share/groupoffice/groupofficecli.php -r=core/cron/run -c=/etc/groupoffice/config.php > /dev/null
