Cron Manager
Edit the crontab and the mvmOS Scheduler, without a terminal.
System & Administration
Built-in
About
Manage the server's cron jobs and the internal scheduler tick that drives every installed app's own scheduled work, from a desktop window instead of a shell.
What it does
- View, add, edit, delete, enable and disable cron jobs for your own account or, with sudo confirmation, another system user.
- Shortcut schedules (@reboot, @hourly, @daily, @weekly, @monthly, @yearly) or the five custom fields.
- Run any job immediately and see its output and exit code without waiting for its schedule.
- Read-only view of system jobs from /etc/cron.d/, including which installed apps registered a scheduler and whether their backend file still exists.
- Enable or disable the installation's own scheduler tick, which every app's scheduled work depends on.