Cron Jobs

• Add New Cron Job
• Manage Cron Jobs

Add New Cron Job

Create Cron Job

A cron job is a Linux command used for scheduling tasks. You can set a command or script to run at a specific time - every day, every week, etc.

 You need to have a good knowledge of Linux commands to schedule a cron job. If you are not familiar with Linux, we recommend contacting your server support to add a cron job for you.

Location :

 Cron Jobs -> Add New Cron  Job

Adding New Cron Job

You need to fill out the following to  add a cron job,

Enter Cron Job Command: The full command to run the script  ( Eg:  /usr/bin/php /home/myuser/public_html/whmc/cron.php )

Select Cron Schedule: Set the cron execution time interval

After setting the above values, the sample crontab entry will be shown on the same page.

Now, click the button Create Cron,  which will add the cron.

Do not add cron from the server shell in an eenos hosting server. Such cron jobs will be overwritten during the crontab update from the eenos control panel.

Manage Cron Jobs

View and Manage Cron Jobs

This page will help you to manage existing cron jobs. You can change the cron job time and delete a specific cron job. You can also set a crontab alert email address.

Location :

 Cron  Jobs ->  View Cron Jobs

Cron Alert Email

This email address is added to the MAILTO field on the crontab, so that you may receive all your cronjob-related alert emails.

Change Schedule Time

This interface provides an easy edit option to change the scheduled time. 

If you don't know how to manage crontab entries, simply delete the cron and recreate it.

Delete Cron

This option will remove the cron job.