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Number of replies: 5Firstly - please don't cross-post; you only need to post to a single forum (otherwise time is wasted whilst different people give you the same answers in different places).
I would suggest you double-check that your Cron process is running. If it is, then check the output from your cron to see if it gives any clues as to why the adhoc task is not being reached.
If that doesn't help, turn debugging on and run cron manually, to see if you can spot any errors.
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Read the Cron page I have already linked to - that tells you lots of different ways you can set up the cron process.
For a local dev site, you can (usually) get away with running cron manually whenever you want to test something out.
For a live site, you must have cron set up to run automatically (preferably every minute), otherwise there are a great many background tasks that won't be happening.