Difference between revisions of "CRON task setup on VPS"
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*# set ''''Run whether user is logged on or not'''<nowiki/>' | *# set ''''Run whether user is logged on or not'''<nowiki/>' | ||
*# check ''''Run with highest privileges'''<nowiki/>' | *# check ''''Run with highest privileges'''<nowiki/>' | ||
| − | * In '''Triggers Tab''' | + | * In '''Task Scheduler Library''' get into TITAN_CRON properties and '''Triggers Tab''' |
*# edit your '''One time''' Trigger | *# edit your '''One time''' Trigger | ||
*# in '''Advanced settings''' check '''Repeat that task every''' and set it to '''5 minutes''' and for duration of '''Indefinitely''' | *# in '''Advanced settings''' check '''Repeat that task every''' and set it to '''5 minutes''' and for duration of '''Indefinitely''' | ||
Latest revision as of 16:27, 13 June 2019
- Run Task Scheduler
- Create New Basic Task
- While configuring set:
- Name - TITAN_CRON
- Trigger - One time
- Trigger Time - 5 minutes from now
- Action - Start a Program
- Paste into Program/script command below modified by provided in installation CRON handler link:
powershell -ExecutionPolicy unrestricted -Command "(New-Object Net.WebClient).DownloadString(\"Paste_CRON_Link_Here\")"
- In Task Scheduler Library get into TITAN_CRON properties and General Tab
- set 'Run whether user is logged on or not'
- check 'Run with highest privileges'
- In Task Scheduler Library get into TITAN_CRON properties and Triggers Tab
- edit your One time Trigger
- in Advanced settings check Repeat that task every and set it to 5 minutes and for duration of Indefinitely
- Select TITAN_CRON task and Run, refresh after 20 seconds.
In 'Last Run Result' of TITAN_CRON should be message "The operation completed successfully. (0x0)".
After that you will be able to pass CRON checker and proceed installation process.