===== CRON =====

{{en:small_icons:cron_list.png|}} //cron// – is the task planner for the periodic running of jobs at the certain time. Every network user has his own //crontab//,in which is written the time and which programs to run on behalf of this user.\\
In this section you may create the timetable of job running.\\
The table consists of 6 columns. The columns are separated with spaces or with the tabulator. The first five set the time: (Minute, Hour, Date, Month, Day), there can be the data, the list of the figures or a sign //*//. All the other signs in the line are interpreted as a running command with its parameters. If the command sends a text to the standard output this text is emailed to the user.\\
The format of the job record:\\
<code>
* * * * * [running the command]
- - - - -
| | | | |
| | | |  ----- Day (0 - 7) (Sunday =0 or =7)
| | |  ------- Month (1 - 12)
| |  --------- Date (1 - 31)
|  ----------- Time (0 - 23)
 ------------- Minute (0 – 59)
</code>

**AVAILABLE ACTIONS:**\\
//**New job**// – the adding of the new job to the list.\\

Available options on the job adding:\\
//**FTP account**// – the account on behalf of which the job will be fulfilled.\\
//**Comments**// – the optional comments to the job.\\
//**Time**// – the time of job fulfilling. The time is set in the format described above.\\
//**Command**// – is the same command. It's worth to pay attention that the path to the binary file or script is necessary to use in the command.\\
//**Bulk adding**// – is used for the bulk- adding of jobs, moreover the jobs are necessary to add in the specified format on one job in every line.\\
//**Edit**// – to edit the job.\\
//**Delete**// – to delete the job.\\