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How do I set specific time for cron job?

R

RonSanSolo

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I have two basic questions regarding the Crontab in Plesk:

1. How do I set a cron job to run at a specific time? For example, to run at 10:30 AM every day?

2. If I do not set a specific time, but rather have the cron run "every day", what time will it run?

Thanks,
Ron
 
The easiest way to do this is to go into the crontab manager in control panel.

Minutes are from 0-59
Hours are from 0-23
Days of Month 1-31
Months 1-12
Day of Week 1-7

You mix and match your numbers for the times you want your program to run.

For example you have a script you want to run every day and midnight.

Minute 0
Hour 0
Day of Month 1-31
Month 1-12
Day of Week 1-7

And then specify your command.

If you got a job you want to run every 15 minutes every day you would use the above but change minutes to be 0,15,30,45
 
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