Automation/cron setup

Main Cron job

To finalize setup, you'll need a properly functioning cron job. Create two cron jobs:

Pointing to the /admin/cron.php file set to run every 5 minutes.
```
*/5 * * * * php -q /path/to/hb/admin/cron.php
```
This cron job is responsible for handling all tasks defined under Settings → Task List
Pointing to queue.php to run every minute.
```
* * * * * php -q /path/to/hb/queue.php
```
This cron job is responsible for handling background/queue tasks.

When adding crontab entry for queue.php you can add command additional arguments to it:

-r
This option forces queue to run in foreground mode. In this mode queue will not use forking/workers.
Use this flag/argument on cPanel/shared servers, where queue enabled causes high resources consumption.
-h
Instead of running queue, show help/available options
-v
Enable verbose/debug mode. Use for debugging only without adding it to cron tab.
-Z
Parse command line options and dump config on screen. Use for debugging only without adding it to cron tab.
-D NUMBER
Set maximum number of workers for new queues to run at once
-P FILE
Override PID file, default: /home/hostbill/templates_c/hostbillqueue.pid
-l FILE
Override lob file, default: /home/hostbill/templates_c/hostbillqueue.log
-x SECONDS
Set maximum time (in seconds) worker should live
--hb_acc_provisioning=NUMBER
Set number of workers for Provisioning queue (default: 2). 0 to disable workers on this queue.
--hb_utilities=NUMBER
Set number of workers for Utilities queue (default: 2). 0 to disable workers on this queue.
--hb_dom_provisioning=NUMBER
Set number of workers for Domains queue (default: 2). 0 to disable workers on this queue.
--hb_mail_queue=NUMBER
Set number of workers for Mailing queue: (default: 3). 0 to disable workers on this queue.