How to configure reminders (WebMail Pro 6 PHP)

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Starting from version 6.4

To activate reminders in WebMail Pro PHP, you'll need to set the following script to be launched every 5 minutes:

calendar/cron/reminder.php

On Windows, you can use built-in scheduler. For Linux, that is done via cronjob, check your system documentation for details. Most probably, you'll need to supply full filesystem path to the script.

Prior to version 6.4

The following script to be launched once an hour:

calendar/cron/reminders.php --step=60

Note that --step=60 should be passed to that PHP script so that the script is aware of how often it is launched.

Last edit: 2012/3/27

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