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moodle/admin/cron.php
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<?PHP // $Id$
// This script looks through all the module directories for cron.php files
// and runs them. These files can contain cleanup functions, email functions
// or anything that needs to be run on a regular basis.
//
// This file is best run from cron on the host system (ie outside PHP).
// The script can either be invoked via the web server or via a standalone
// version of PHP compiled for CGI.
//
// The script does not require a valid Moodle login, but has it's own unique
// password, set below. These are passed to this script as parameters.
//
// eg wget -q -O /dev/null 'http://moodle.dougiamas.net/admin/cron.php?p=password'
// or php /web/moodle/admin/cron.php password
$PASSWORD = "fr0o6y";
require("../config.php");
echo "<PRE>\n";
if (!isset($p)) {
$p = $GLOBALS[argv][1];
}
if ($p <> $PASSWORD) {
add_to_log("Error: bad cron password!");
echo "Error: bad password.\n";
die;
}
$timenow = time();
// Run all cron jobs for each module
if ($mods = get_records_sql("SELECT * FROM modules WHERE cron > 0 AND (($timenow - lastcron) > cron)")) {
foreach ($mods as $mod) {
$cronfile = "$CFG->dirroot/mod/$mod->name/cron.php";
if (file_exists($cronfile)) {
include($cronfile);
if (! set_field("modules", "lastcron", $timenow, "id", $mod->id)) {
echo "Error: could not update timestamp for $mod->fullname\n";
}
}
}
}
// Any system-wide Moodle cron jobs should be run here
// Clean up users who never confirmed.
echo "Cron script completed correctly\n";
?>