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<?php
/**
* @package Include/help/en
*/
?>
<h1>Cron for server modules</h1>
Using the configuration parameter sets <b>Cron from</b> and <b>Cron to</b> makes
it possible for a module to run only for certain periods of time.
The way in which it is configured is similar to the syntax of
<a class="font_14px" href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cron">cron</a>.
Just as they appear in the <?php echo get_product_name(); ?> console, each one of the parameters
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has three options.
<h4>Cron from: any</h4>
The module will not have restrictions in that parameter. Whatever the value is
will be executed, and it is equivalent to the asterisk (*) in the cron nomenclature. In this
case <b>Cron to</b> is ignored.
<h4>Cron from: different from any. Cron to: any</h4>
The module will run only during the time in which the date matches that
parameter. It is equivalent to writingjust one number in cron nomenclature.
<h4>Cron from: different from any. Cron to: different from any</h4>
The module will run only during the time specified between <b>Cron from</b> and <b>Cron to</b>.
It is equivalent to writing number dash number (n-n) in cron nomenclature.
<h2>Agent interval</h2>
As long as cron conditions are met, the agent will run following
its execution interval.
<h2>Examples</h2>
<ul>
<li><i>* * * * *</i>: No cron configured.</li>
<li><i>15 20 * * *</i>: It will run every day at 20:15.</li>
<li><i>* 20 * * *</i>: It will run every day during the hour 20, that is, from 20:00 to 20:59.</li>
<li><i>* 8-19 * * *</i>: It will run everyday from 8:00 to 19:59.</li>
<li><i>15-45 * 1-16 * *</i>: It will run every first 16 days of the month every hour, from quarter past to quarter to.</li>
<li><i>* * * 5 *</i>: It will run only in May.</li>
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<ul>