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phpJobScheduler is a PHP and MySQL-based automation tool that executes scripts at specified intervals. It serves as an accessible alternative to system-level scheduling utilities without requiring root or administrative server access.
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  • Pros

    • Automates PHP script execution at user-defined intervals
    • Operates without requiring root or administrative server access
    • Supports passing custom variables and arguments to scheduled scripts
    • Integrates with MySQL for task management and scheduling data
    • Streamlines routine server maintenance tasks like database backups
  • Cons

    • Requires an existing PHP and MySQL environment to function
    • Execution relies on external triggers or web server access
    • Limited to scheduling and executing PHP scripts specifically
    • Variables passed to scripts are restricted to the POST method

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Full Specifications

GENERAL
Release
Latest update
Version
3.61
OPERATING SYSTEMS
Platform
Windows
Operating System
  • Windows 7
  • Windows Server
  • Windows 98
  • Windows 2000
  • Windows 2003
  • Windows 10
  • Windows XP
  • Windows ME
  • Windows Vista
  • Windows NT
Additional Requirements
Apache PHP MySQL
POPULARITY
Total Downloads
503
Downloads Last Week
13

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Developer’s Description

Automate tasks by scheduling PHP scripts.
phpJobScheduler - scheduling PHP scripts to run at set intervals your replacement for cron jobs/crontab. A simple PHP cron script. Designed to automate tasks by scheduling PHP scripts to run at set intervals, a replacement for cron jobs on Unix or scheduled tasks using Microsoft Scheduler - PHP hosting is required (if you host multiple sites try the reseller hosting). phpJobScheduler is a scheduler that runs using PHP and MySQL (no root/admin access is required). You can now add variables (arguments) when adding or modifying jobs to be fired, e.g. "fire_this_script.php?myvar=22&this_count=4". For further details please read this post in the forum. Note within your PHP scripts you access the passed values in this manner: $_POST['myvar']. Now using phpJobScheduler you can easily set times when a PHP script should run; automating tedious tasks such as running backups (use with phpMySQLAutoBackup).

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