The System page

Administration › System shows whether the installation is healthy: whether scheduled work runs, what the server has, and what needs attention. Only administrators can open it. Check again refreshes it.

Needs attention

Warnings at the top name problems that need fixing:

• These files can be downloaded from the web. Qorekit's own files, such as .env with the database password, must never be reachable from a browser. Point the domain at Qorekit's public folder, or ask your hosting provider to allow .htaccess files. See installing.
• Debugging is on. Error pages show details meant for developers. Set APP_DEBUG=false in .env.

When nothing is wrong, the page says that Qorekit's own files are out of reach from the web.

Scheduled work

Qorekit has work to do every few minutes, without anyone asking: background jobs, removing uploads nobody saved, cleaning up after updates. The page says how this work runs:

State	Meaning
A cron job runs Qorekit every minute	The best case
A cron job runs Qorekit about every n minutes	The host runs cron less often than asked, as some do. In between, scheduled work runs while people use Qorekit
No cron job yet	Scheduled work runs only while people use Qorekit, so it may wait when nobody does
Scheduled work has not run yet	Just after installing; it starts with the first page request
No cron job, and running scheduled work during page requests is turned off	Nothing runs. Add a cron job, or see QOREKIT_WEB_CRON

Below it is the cron command for this installation, ready to copy. How to add it in your hosting panel is described in scheduled work (cron).

Background jobs

Waiting counts the jobs in the queue, Failed those that failed three times. Failed jobs are kept for 30 days.

Server

The version of Qorekit, the database (its engine, version and table prefix) and the site address.

Updates

The Updates section shows whether a newer version exists and installs it. See updating.