/etc/cron.d
NameSizeModeActions
0hourly1280644editdlrm
backup_jobs_helper5470644editdlrm
comet_license_sync4330644editdlrm
cpanel-analytics1300600editdlrm
cpanel_autossl760600editdlrm
cpanel_ssl_reissue580600editdlrm
csf-cron140644editdlrm
csf_update480600editdlrm
imunify-antivirus7890644editdlrm
imunify-core2920644editdlrm
imunify-notifier1440644editdlrm
lfd-cron740644editdlrm
mailman21030644editdlrm
raid-check1080644editdlrm
softaculous3150644editdlrm
softaculous21570644editdlrm
wp-toolkit-update8810644editdlrm
Edit: /etc/cron.d/wp-toolkit-update (881B)
# This cronjob is responsible for receiving the updates of WP Toolkit. # It works as following logic: # - WPT CLI is called to receive the available update version; # - If update is found, then the URLs to the host with repositories are updated and cache is cleared for WPT repos; # - If WPT CLI fails (e.g. unable to communicate with update service or WPT is completely broken), then # the cronjob executes wp-toolkit-installer script to set the default URLs to host with repositories; # - Finally the yum update is called to install latest available version. 0 1 * * * root sleep $((1 + RANDOM \% 5))h $((1 + RANDOM \% 60))m; /usr/local/bin/wp-toolkit update-configuration > /dev/null 2> /dev/null || /usr/local/cpanel/3rdparty/wp-toolkit/bin/wp-toolkit-installer.sh --generate-configs > /dev/null 2> /dev/null; /usr/bin/yum -y update wp-toolkit-cpanel > /dev/null 2> /dev/null