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ID	Project	Category	Submitted / Last Updated
02077	UserSpice	Triage	2024-12-18 16:51:15 / 2024-12-21 11:45:49
Reported	Phillip Pugh	Resolved By	Dan Hoover
Priority	none	Reported	5.7.9
Status	resolved fixed	Resolution Version and Commit	5.8.0
Summary	Cron Manager Error
Description	Receiving the following errors on the Cron Manager page in the admin panel: Warning: Undefined array key "REQUEST_SCHEME" in /Users/XXXXXX/Herd/test/users/views/_admin_cron.php on line 123 Warning: Undefined array key "REQUEST_SCHEME" in /Users/XXXXXX/Herd/test/users/views/_admin_cron.php on line 127 Here's how it appears fully on screen below the list at the top: Note: A cron job is an automated task which allows you to perform powerful tasks without your interaction. Before implementing cron jobs, you want to do some thinking about security. In almost all circumstances, you do not want someone to be able to type Warning: Undefined array key "REQUEST_SCHEME" in /Users/XXXXXX/Herd/test/users/views/_admin_cron.php on line 123 ://test.test/users/cron/cron.php and run a bunch of commands on your server. The recommended way of implementing cron jobs is... Step 1: Go into your server and set your cron job to fire off to Warning: Undefined array key "REQUEST_SCHEME" in /Users/XXXXXX/Herd/test/users/views/_admin_cron.php on line 127 ://test.test/users/cron/cron.php every few minutes. Step 2: Go into the system logs and see which ip address was rejected for trying to do a cron job. Step 3: Then go into the admin dashboard" and set that IP address in the 'Only allow cron jobs from the following IP' box. Step 4: Go back into your server and set your cron job for a more reasonable amount of time. Most server admins don't want you running cron jobs every few minutes. Every hour or even every day is more reasonable.