How to Use cPFence Bulk Tools in Cronjobs?

cPFence provides a powerful set of bulk tools that can be integrated into cronjobs for advanced server customizations and automated maintenance tasks. Below are the tools currently available for use in cronjobs:

Warning: The commands below will start immediately and apply to all websites in `/var/log/cpfenceav/wp-sites-list.txt` without asking for confirmation!

Don't forget that the sites list (/var/log/cpfenceav/wp-sites-list.txt) is updated automatically every day at 6:10 AM. You can stop this auto update from the configuration file if needed.

Bulk cPFence Tools that Support Cron Jobs

/opt/cpfence/app/wpautoshield/cpfautoshield                       Manually Trigger WP-AutoShield Security Measures.
/opt/cpfence/app/setup/cpfmain --generate-wp-sites-list           Generate a list of WordPress sites.
/opt/cpfence/app/setup/cpfmain --vuln-export                      Export vulnerability reports in CSV format.
/opt/cpfence/app/setup/cpfmain --enable-wp-auto-updates -y        Enable automatic WordPress updates.
/opt/cpfence/app/setup/cpfmain --disable-wp-auto-updates -y       Disable automatic WordPress updates.
/opt/cpfence/app/setup/cpfmain --bulk-disable-wp-cron -y          Disable WordPress cron jobs in bulk.
/opt/cpfence/app/setup/cpfmain --bulk-enable-wp-cron -y           Enable WordPress cron jobs in bulk.
/opt/cpfence/app/setup/cpfmain --bulk-disable-wp-file-edit -y     Disable file editing in WordPress Admin.
/opt/cpfence/app/setup/cpfmain --bulk-enable-wp-file-edit -y      Enable file editing in WordPress Admin.
/opt/cpfence/app/setup/cpfmain --bulk-disable-wp-pingback -y      Disable WordPress pingbacks.
/opt/cpfence/app/setup/cpfmain --bulk-enable-wp-pingback -y       Enable WordPress pingbacks.
/opt/cpfence/app/setup/cpfmain --bulk-set-wp-secure-keys -y       Set secure keys for all WordPress sites.
/opt/cpfence/app/setup/cpfmain --bulk-set-wp-permissions -y       Apply secure file and directory permissions.
/opt/cpfence/app/setup/cpfmain --bulk-enable-wp-hardening -y      Enable WordPress hardening measures.
/opt/cpfence/app/setup/cpfmain --bulk-disable-wp-hardening -y     Disable WordPress hardening measures.
/opt/cpfence/app/setup/cpfmain --bulk-disable-wp-xmlrpc -y        Disable XML-RPC for WordPress sites.
/opt/cpfence/app/setup/cpfmain --bulk-enable-wp-xmlrpc -y         Enable XML-RPC for WordPress sites.
/opt/cpfence/app/setup/cpfmain --bulk-enable-wp-limit-login -y    Enable login limit protection.
/opt/cpfence/app/setup/cpfmain --bulk-disable-wp-limit-login -y   Disable login limit protection.
/opt/cpfence/app/setup/cpfmain --bulk-enable-wp-idle-logout -y    Enable idle logout protection.
/opt/cpfence/app/setup/cpfmain --bulk-disable-wp-idle-logout -y   Disable idle logout protection.
/opt/cpfence/app/setup/cpfmain --bulk-rename-wp-admin -y          Rename the default WordPress admin username.
/opt/cpfence/app/setup/cpfmain --bulk-disable-xss-in-wp-posts -y  Disable risky XSS code.
/opt/cpfence/app/setup/cpfmain --bulk-enable-xss-in-wp-posts -y   Enable risky XSS code.
/opt/cpfence/app/setup/cpfmain --bulk-enable-wp-captcha -y        Enable CAPTCHA for WordPress login forms.
/opt/cpfence/app/setup/cpfmain --bulk-disable-wp-captcha -y       Disable CAPTCHA for WordPress login forms.
/opt/cpfence/app/setup/cpfmain --bulk-clear-litespeed-cache -y    Clear LiteSpeed cache for all sites.
/opt/cpfence/app/setup/cpfmain --bulk-configure-ls-plugin -y      Configure LiteSpeed Cache plugin.
/opt/cpfence/app/setup/cpfmain --bulk-install-ls-plugin -y        Install the LiteSpeed plugin.
/opt/cpfence/app/setup/cpfmain --bulk-enable-ls-redis -y          Enable Redis caching in LiteSpeed Cache plugin.
/opt/cpfence/app/setup/cpfmain --bulk-reset-ls-plugin -y          Reset LiteSpeed plugin settings to defaults.
/opt/cpfence/app/setup/cpfmain --bulk-run-due-wp-cron -y          Run all pending WordPress cron jobs immediately.
/opt/cpfence/app/setup/cpfmain --bulk-force-wp-core-files -y      Restore WordPress core files to their defaults.
/opt/cpfence/app/setup/cpfmain --bulk-uninstall-cache-plugins -y  Bulk uninstall all major cache plugins
/opt/cpfence/app/setup/cpfmain --bulk-uninstall-bl-plugins -y     Bulk uninstall blacklisted plugins
/opt/cpfence/app/setup/cpfmain --bulk-install-plugin-bundle -y    Bulk Install Plugin Bundle

How to Use These Tools in Cronjobs

To schedule any of these tools in a cronjob, follow these steps:

  1. Access your server via SSH.
  2. Edit the crontab file for the desired user:
    crontab -e
  3. Add the desired command with the appropriate schedule. For example, to run a daily vulnerability export at 2 AM:
    0 2 * * * /opt/cpfence/app/setup/cpfmain --vuln-export
  4. Save and exit the crontab file. The cronjob will now execute the specified command according to your schedule.

Best Practices

  • Test commands manually before adding them to cronjobs to ensure they execute without errors.
  • Review logs regularly to monitor the success or failure of cronjob executions.
  • Keep your cPFence software updated to access the latest features and improvements.
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