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Hello, community of HolyHosting! 🎮🌟
This time, we want to help you get the most out of our control panel at HolyHosting by teaching you how to schedule tasks for your servers. Automating these tasks will allow you to manage your Minecraft server more efficiently and without complications. 💡
Scheduled tasks are actions you can configure to run automatically on your server. They can be as simple as sending a reminder message to your players, performing backups, or restarting the server. Forget about being on watch all the time and let automation do the work for you! 🤖
To access scheduled tasks:




Now, let's add some tasks that we want our schedule to perform. Creating a New Task








Run Now: Once we have the task created, a button will be enabled to run the schedule in case we don't want to wait until the date/time we set.



(Remember to write the command without "/")

Testing the schedule we made.. Let's test that our schedule works correctly by pressing the "Run Now"




Conclusion: Now we know how to schedule tasks on our server, remember to enter the day/month/time when you want it to run. You can try it yourself by exploring the "Schedules" section to see the multiple tasks available and choose the ones that best suit your needs. We hope this guide has been useful and remember, don't hesitate to ask on HolyHosting Discord or contact our support team.
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1. Access the server control panel , which was sent to you by email when you purchased the server. Enter your username and password to log in
1. Access the administration panel of your Minecraft server. and then go to "Files" ​ 2. Find and open the file "server.properties" in the server fol