gfazioli

Cron Manager displays and manages any kind WordPress registered cron job. 
From the main view you can see the list of registered cron jobs together and enable/disable them.
<h4>Features</h4>
<ul>
<li>Display all registered cron job</li>
<li>Display the next run, hook name, schedule, count down and status</li>
<li>Provides to real time execute</li>
</ul>

WPX Cron Manager Light

This is the light version of wpXtreme Cron Manager.
What mean "light" version ?
If you need support, future update and more feature you have to purchase a license for "full" version.



Light Version

Simple, yet wonderful and give all the insights you need when messing with wp-cron.

I would add just one feature, make the count down turns red and count up to indicate how long a cron is late.

Amazing plugin

Cron Manager displays and manages any kind WordPress registered cron job.

paulvgibbs

Do you get subscribers that register with your WordPress site but never post any comments. These are probably spam subscribers where someone has set up an automated piece of software to create these users.
They are a real menace and you can often tell if they are spam by looking at the email address and the registered name. Usually there is no relationship between the person’s name and the email address.
This short plugin will delete the subscriber 7 days after registering if they have not posted a comment or not submitted a post and have a role of subscriber. A delay of 7 days is included to allow time for the registered user to make their comment.
A scheduled job runs every day and checks for those type of users and deletes them.
WordPress has 5 default roles of: 
* Admininstrator – has access to all adminstrative options and features. 
* Editor – can manage and publish posts. 
* Author – can publish their own posts. 
* Contributer – can write posts but cannot publish them. 
* Subscriber – has basic functionality such as leaving comments and changing their profile. This is usually the default role that a registered user will have.
This script specifically targets subscribers as it is those that create comments.
For details of the plugin refer to web site http://www.withinweb.com/withinwebremovespam/
It uses a WordPress type CRON job to automatically run each day, hence once installed you don’t have to do anything.
You can set a debugging mode which will send out an email each time that a user is removed.
<h3>1.0.6</h3>
Minor text changes.
<h3>1.0.7</h3>
Minor text changes.

Remove Unwanted Subscribers

Remove unwanted users automatically using a CRON Job.

WPX Cron Manager Light vs Remove Unwanted Subscribers