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cron [2025/12/07 02:41] – [Script purposes] 108.63.126.75cron [2026/08/30 22:45] (current) – clarify steps to enable cron wrongecho
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 ====== Cron ====== ====== Cron ======
  
-ITFlow includes PHP scripts designed to run automatically via [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cron|Cron]], ensuring background tasks execute without user interacton. We strongly recommend configuring Cron.+ITFlow includes PHP script designed to run automatically via [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cron|Cron]], ensuring background tasks execute without user interaction. We strongly recommend configuring Cron.
  
  
 ==== Script purposes ==== ==== Script purposes ====
-All Cron scripts are now in the ''/cron/'' directory. There are several different cron scripts, each with a particular purpose: +All Cron scripts are located in the ''/cron/'' directory. There are several different Cron scripts, each with a particular related purpose. The scheduling of each is managed by ''cron.php''. 
-  * ''cron.php'' - Daily maintenance tasks (cleanup, auto-closing resolved tickets, alerts, recurring invoices, etc.)+  * ''nightly_tasks.php'' - Daily maintenance tasks (cleanup, auto-closing resolved tickets, alerts, recurring invoices, etc.)
   * ''mail_queue.php'' - Sends e-mails (SMTP)   * ''mail_queue.php'' - Sends e-mails (SMTP)
   * ''ticket_email_parser.php'' - Reads e-mails and creates/updates tickets (IMAP)   * ''ticket_email_parser.php'' - Reads e-mails and creates/updates tickets (IMAP)
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 To setup the scheduled tasks, copy the [[https://github.com/itflow-org/itflow-install-script/blob/main/cron.d-itflow|provided cron.d-itflow file]] to your system's cron directory (e.g. ''/etc/cron.d/itflow''). To setup the scheduled tasks, copy the [[https://github.com/itflow-org/itflow-install-script/blob/main/cron.d-itflow|provided cron.d-itflow file]] to your system's cron directory (e.g. ''/etc/cron.d/itflow'').
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-//NB: If installed using the automated script after v25.10, this will have been done for you.// 
  
  
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   * Sign in to ITFlow with administrative rights.   * Sign in to ITFlow with administrative rights.
-  * Navigate to **Settings** > **Notifications**+  * Navigate to **Settings** > **Cron**
   * Enable Cron   * Enable Cron
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 +{{::cron_switched_off.png?direct&900 |}}