#!/usr/bin/env php
***** cron_run_jobs.php (24.0.2) pid=2231730 - 2026-10-23T13:33:27Z - iberica.o2switch.net *****
Usage: cron_run_jobs.php securitykey userlogin|'firstadmin' [cronjobid] [--force]

The script return 0 when everything worked successfully.

On Linux system, you can have cron jobs ran automatically by adding an entry into cron file.
For example, to run this script each day at 3:30, you can add this line:
30 3 * * * /home/giku5019/demosite.ovh/crm/scripts/cron/cron_run_jobs.php securitykey userlogin > /home/giku5019/demosite.ovh/crm/documents/cron_run_jobs.php.log
For example, to run this script every 5mn, you can add this line:
*/5 * * * * /home/giku5019/demosite.ovh/crm/scripts/cron/cron_run_jobs.php securitykey userlogin > /home/giku5019/demosite.ovh/crm/documents/cron_run_jobs.php.log

The option --force allow to bypass the check on date of execution so job will be executed even if date is not yet reached.