selfpaste/documentation/clean-cronjob.txt

<?php
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/**
 * Use this example to create a cronjob to clean up the paste entries which are over livetime.
 * Usually the cleanup is done at creation and works well. But if you have a high load
 * or very low load, those lifetime limits will not be checked correctly
 *
 * rename this file into a php file and create a cronjob which executes this file as
 * php cli command
 *
 * example runs every sunday : 0 0 * * 0 php /path/to/this/file.php
 *
 * you need to change PATH_TO_MANCUBUS_CLASS to find the required PHP class
 */

# Encoding and error reporting setting
mb_http_output('UTF-8');
mb_internal_encoding('UTF-8');
error_reporting(-1); // E_ALL & E_STRICT

# default time setting
date_default_timezone_set('Europe/Berlin');

# PATH to mancubus.class.php
define('PATH_TO_MANCUBUS_CLASS','/path/to/selfpaste/mancubus.class.php');

# verbose output
# false no output
# true for output
$verbose=false;

require_once(PATH_TO_MANCUBUS_CLASS);

if($verbose == true) echo "Selfpaste cleanup start\n";
$mancubus = new Mancubus();
$mancubus->cleanupCronjob($verbose);
if($verbose == true) echo "Selfpaste cleanup end\n";