CronJobs para PHP

[oliveramr]

To keep content up-to-date automatically, set up a cron job to run
# update-feeds.php locally:
#
# cd /path/to/wordpress/wp-content ; php update-feeds.php
#
# where `/path/to/wordpress` is replaced by the filesystem path to your
# installation of WordPress; or, if you don't have, or don't want to use,
# command-line PHP, you can send an HTTP POST request to the appropriate
# URI:
#
# curl --user user:pass http: //xyz.com/wp-content/update-feeds.php -d update=quiet
#
# `user` and `pass` should be replaced by the username and password of
# a user in your WordPress database (you can create a dummy user for
# updates if you want; that's what I do). `http ://xyz.com/` should be
# replaced by the URI to your installation of WordPress.
#
# Don't be afraid to run this cron job frequently. FeedWordPress staggers
# updates over time rather than checking all of the feeds every time the
# cron job runs, so even if the cron job runs every 10 minutes, each feed
# will, on average only be polled for updates once an hour or so (or less
# frequently if the feed author requests less frequent updates using
# the RSS <ttl> element or the syndication module elements).