I mean, I know that in windows I do have to use the Scheduled Tasks service, I just have no idea what command I should execute. Any leads will be appreciated, thanks!
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I mean, I know that in windows I do have to use the Scheduled Tasks service, I just have no idea what command I should execute. Any leads will be appreciated, thanks!
So yeah, the answer is to get the windows version of wget and use it to call the cron.php page:
“C:\Program Files(x86)\GNUWin32\bin\wget.exe” http:\mypage.com\cron.php
Adding that to the windows scheduler did the trick.