Panel Tasks Intervals - KeyHelp Knowledge Base

KeyHelp uses Cronjobs (time-based execution of processes to automate repetitive tasks) to implement your settings and execute maintenance work.

In this menu item, you can edit the execution intervals of the cronjobs, activate or deactivate them, and view the time of the last execution.

Perform updates	Implements the settings you have made, e.g. creating a domain, deleting a mail account, etc. on the server. Default: Every minute
Calculate disk space	Calculates the disk space utilization of each user. Standard: Every hour
Perform automatic panel updates	Searches for updates for KeyHelp and installs them. Standard: Every 30 minutes, 02 - 04 o' clock
Update statistics	Creates and updates the access statistics for the domains and the user traffic statistics. Standard: Daily, 00 - 01 o' clock
Keep server services up to date	Installs security updates for the operating system. Standard: Every 2 days, 03 - 04 o' clock
Session data cleanup	Deletes sessions that are no longer active from the users' temporary folders. Standard: Every 6 hours
Antivirus scanner	Starts the antivirus scan. Standard: Every 7 days, 01 - 02 o' clock
Maintenance of SSL/TLS certificates	Checks SSL/TLS certificates for validity and renews Let's Encrypt certificates. Standard: Daily, 00 - 01 o' clock
Repository update	Updates packages located in the KeyHelp repository (e. g. PHP interpreter packages). Standard: Daily 05 - 06 o' clock

Description	Describes the function of the corresponding cron job.
	Opens the log file of the corresponding cron job.
Last run	Indicates the last time the cron job was executed on the system. Click "Start task now" to start the cronjob immediately. The execution will be started after one minute at the latest.
Activated?	Check mark set = Cronjob enabled Check mark not set = Cronjob not active
Interval	Specifies the interval at which the cronjob is executed. Enter the numeric value in the first field and then select the reference unit of measurement from the drop-down menu, e.g. every 30 minutes.
Time frame	Determines the time period in which the cron job is executed. To do this, select the starting hour in the front drop-down menu and the final hour in the back, e.g. from 12 to 14 o'clock. If the start and end hours are the same, the execution applies to the whole day.

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