CPanel Cronjobs
This section will guide you through the process of setting up cronjobs for EasySocial using cPanel. If your hosting provide do provide you with cPanel, this guide is definitely for you.
Accessing cPanel
To access the cronjobs section on your cPanel, you just need to click on the cronjob icon highlighted in the screenshot below:
Getting Notified
This step is very important and you should set this up so that you check if the cronjob is executing correctly. To setup the email notification for the cronjob, enter your email address as shown in the screenshot below:
Creating the Cronjob
Once the notification have been setup, you will want to now create the cronjob. To setup cronjob, follow the steps below:
Choose ther interval for the cronjob to get executed.
- Common Settings
This allows you to select a commonly used interval. (Recommended Every 5 Minutes) - Minute
This sets the cronjob to execute at every x minutes. - Hour
This sets the cronjob to execute at every x hour. - Day
This sets the cronjob to execute at every x day. - Month
This sets the cronjob to execute at every x day. - Weekday
This sets the cronjob to execute at selected weekdays. Command
This field allows you to set the command for cPanel to execute./bin/wget -O /dev/null "http://yoursite.com/index.php?option=com_easysocial&cron=1"
/bin/wget. It's best that you contact your hosting provider to find out the utility that can be used for cronjobs to access the website.

