+ How to set up Kronolith reminders
Setting up reminders is very simple. You simply have to run the {{reminders.php}} script in your {{/horde/kronolith/scripts/}} directory on the shell. To do it manually, simply try this (replace {{/var/www/horde}} with the path to your Horde installation):
<code>
php /var/www/horde/kronolith/scripts/reminders.php
</code>
**Note**: Your {{php}} executable must be the CLI version, it will NOT work with the CGI version. Do {{php -v}} to verify that you have the CLI version.
If this works (you will get an email), you have to create a cronjob to call the reminders script regularly. In this example, it is called every five minutes. So edit your crontab:
<code>
crontab -e
</code>
and enter the following (replace {{/var/www/horde}} with the path to your Horde installation and {{/usr/bin/php}} with the path to your PHP CLI binary):
<code>
# Kronolith reminders
*/5 * * * * /usr/bin/php /var/www/horde/kronolith/scripts/reminders.php
</code>
Note that the user that runs the cron job needs to have write access to the Horde VFS as reminder state information is stored there. If you are using a filesystem based VFS driver, running as the web server user is a good easy alternative to running as root.
If you are editing a global system crontab instead of using the {{crontab -e}} command to edit a specific user's crontab, you may need to specify the user the job will run as or other information specific to your system and that global file.