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Configure when you want to be alerted to failures in the cron job in an external monitoring software.
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Refer to the :ref:`'Monitor' <monitor>` module in the *Plugin administration*.
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Delete certain groups in bulk
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If you have a large site and deleted a lot of accounts, you may also wish to clean up old groups in an efficient way. You can do the following with the bulk group deletion script:
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delete all groups that have no members, e.g. after accounts were deleted;
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and delete all groups that have only site administrators as members;
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and / or delete only groups associated with a certain institution.
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Execute the script with the following command. A dry run is made by default so that no data is deleted by accident.
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``sudo -u www-data php htdocs/admin/cli/delete_inactive_groups.php``
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Delete certain accounts in bulk
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