How it works

The Cron Manager assists the administrator in managing cron jobs without requiring CLI access.

To execute cron jobs based on the data below, remove all old cron jobs and create a new one: 

* * * * * curl --silent index.php/cron/run &>/dev/null
Status Master-Cron:
Cron List
ID Description Status Intervall Last Run Next Run Edit I/O
id; ?> description; ?> enabled == '1') { if ($cron->status == 'healthy') { ?> healthy status == 'failed') { ?> failed status; ?> disabled ' . $cron->expression . ''; ?> last_run ?? 'never'; ?> enabled == '1') { echo $cron->next_run ?? 'never'; } else { echo 'never'; } ?>
enabled ?? '0') { echo 'checked'; } ?>>

Your Mastercron isn't running.
Copy the cron above to a external cron service or into your server's cron to use this cron manager.

On a basic linux server with shell access use this command to edit your crons:

crontab -e