Setting up the WHMCS CRON job
WHMCS makes use of CRON to automate regular tasks, like syncing with domain registrars, suspending accounts and producing invoices.
WHMCS recommends that the cron.php task be set to run every 5 minutes.
You can find the specific CRON command to set up within your WHMCS install at WHMCS >> Setup >> Automation Settings
We have a separate guide on setting up cPanel CRON jobs.
The Cron command given by WHMCS should be split into two parts:
the first part: */5 * * * * - describes the frequency with which the command runs - when you're setting up the cPanel CRON job - select Once per 5 minutes from the Common Settings: drop-down
the second part: /usr/bin/php -q /home/whmcsdemo/crons/cron.php is the actual CRON command and should be copied and pasted into the cPanel CRON Command: field
WHMCS Documentation - Crons - external link opens in a new window
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WHMCS recommends that the cron.php task be set to run every 5 minutes.
You can find the specific CRON command to set up within your WHMCS install at WHMCS >> Setup >> Automation Settings
We have a separate guide on setting up cPanel CRON jobs.
The Cron command given by WHMCS should be split into two parts:
the first part: */5 * * * * - describes the frequency with which the command runs - when you're setting up the cPanel CRON job - select Once per 5 minutes from the Common Settings: drop-down
the second part: /usr/bin/php -q /home/whmcsdemo/crons/cron.php is the actual CRON command and should be copied and pasted into the cPanel CRON Command: field
WHMCS Documentation - Crons - external link opens in a new window
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Updated on: 24/01/2024
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