"Last job execution ran X days ago. Something seems wrong." with cron.

[ei8fdb]

Cloudron 9.0.17
Nextcloud 32.0.6 / com.nextcloud.cloudronapp@5.6.7
App was created....4-5? years ago

Hello all, I hope you're all doing well.

My Nextcloud install cron isn't running. I only realised when my RSS feeds weren't updating. This has been the case for maybe a month, or longer.

• If I reboot the app, cron runs successfully.

• I can run cron.sh manually:

root@b9cb435f-94c7-497b-bedd-7eedf0a097e7:/app/code# /app/pkg/cron.sh 
=> Run cron job
root@b9cb435f-94c7-497b-bedd-7eedf0a097e7:/app/code# 

• I can run /app/pkg/cron.sh manually from web-ui terminal

root@b9cb435f-94c7-497b-bedd-7eedf0a097e7:/app/code# /app/pkg/cron.sh 
=> Run cron job
root@b9cb435f-94c7-497b-bedd-7eedf0a097e7:/app/code#

• I can run /app/pkg/preview-cleanup.sh manually from web-ui terminal

root@b9cb435f-94c7-497b-bedd-7eedf0a097e7:/app/code# /app/pkg/preview-cleanup.sh 
=> Run empty folder cleanup
root@b9cb435f-94c7-497b-bedd-7eedf0a097e7:/app/code#

• cron.sh contents looks "normal"

#!/bin/bash
echo "=> Run cron job"
exec /usr/local/bin/gosu www-data:www-data php -f /app/code/cron.php

• preview-cleanup.sh contents looks "normal"

#!/bin/bash
set -eu
set -o pipefail
echo "=> Run empty folder cleanup"
cd /app/code/
readonly instanceId=$(sudo -u www-data php occ config:system:get instanceid)
cd /app/data/data/appdata_${instanceId}/preview/
find . -type d -empty -delete

• When I run cron.sh or preview-cleanup.sh, nothing is logged in /run/nextcloud/nextcloud.log - tail -f /run/nextcloud/nextcloud.log | grep cron.

• I've read "cron job is automatically enabled in Cloudron. No need to do anything...".

• Looking in the Cloudron app UI, I don't see any entries in the Nextcloud app crontab:
  

I can't find any other applicable forum posts.

I'm not sure where to go with things now. Any help most appreciated!

Update
Reading more about an app's crontab being managed from the Cloudron UI - is it possible that that possibility was brought by a recent update, and it's not been configured? Just a thought.

[joseph]

@ei8fdb so the warning does not go away even when you run the cron.sh manually?

Nextcloud's cron is already in the package, there is no need to configure anything manually.