MPR Cron Verwaltung

 Unified Task Dashboard

• All tasks in one view — see every scheduled task from every MPR module with status, last run time, next scheduled run, and execution duration
• Task status indicators — visual indicators show which tasks are running, succeeded, failed, or overdue
• Manual execution — trigger any task on demand directly from the dashboard for testing or immediate needs
• Task history — view execution logs for each task with timestamps, duration, and output messages
• Enable/disable per task — temporarily disable specific tasks without uninstalling the parent module

 Single Cron Entry

Configure one cron job on your server and the manager distributes execution across all registered tasks based on their individual schedules. This dramatically simplifies server configuration and makes it easy to verify that cron is working.

• Ready-to-use cron URL — copy the generated URL directly into your hosting control panel or crontab
• Secure token — the cron URL includes a security token to prevent unauthorized execution
• Recommended intervals — the dashboard suggests the optimal cron interval based on your registered tasks

 Pseudo-Cron Fallback

Not every hosting environment supports real cron jobs. Shared hosting, some managed platforms, and development environments may not allow crontab access. The pseudo-cron fallback executes overdue tasks during regular front-end or admin page loads, ensuring that scheduled tasks still run even without server-level cron configuration.

• Automatic activation — pseudo-cron kicks in automatically when real cron has not run within the expected interval
• Non-blocking execution — tasks execute after the page response is sent, so visitors experience no delay
• Configurable trigger — choose whether pseudo-cron triggers on front-office visits, admin visits, or both

 Automatic Maintenance

• Module task sync — automatically discovers and registers tasks from newly installed MPR modules without manual configuration
• Log rotation — built-in cleanup removes execution logs older than 30 days to prevent database bloat
• Orphan task cleanup — automatically removes task registrations for modules that have been uninstalled