Scheduled commands
Scheduled commands are configured as cronjobs to carry out house keeping and maintenance tasks on the system by default.
The following scheduled paster commands are installed and enabled by default.
/etc/cron.d/baruwa
On systems that are not of Standalone System and Web and Mail System
profiles, system cron is used and the commands are added to
/etc/cron.d/baruwa.
Command schedules
| Interval | Command | Description |
| 3 Minutes | baruwa update-queue-stats | Updates the mail queue statistics |
| @ 00H00 | update-sa-rules | Updates the Spam rules descriptions for the web interface |
| Hourly | baruwa send-quarantine-reports | Sends out the quarantine reports in the users timezone |
| @ 01H00 | baruwa prune-database | Archives old records to the archive table and prunes old records from the archive table |
| @ 02H00 | baruwa prune-quarantine | Deletes old quarantined messages from disk |
| @ 10 mins every hour on the 1st | baruwa send-pdf-reports | Sends out the PDF reports in the users timezone |
| @ 20 mins every hour every day | baruwa send-pdf-reports -t domain -p daily -d 1 | Sends out the daily PDF reports in users timezone |
| @ 30 mins every hour on Monday | baruwa send-pdf-reports -t domain -p weekly -d 7 | Sends out the weekly PDF reports in users |
Other scheduled commands
You will find all the other schedules system commands in the cron directories in
/etc/cron.d /etc/cron.hourly /etc/cron.daily /etc/cron.weekly