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Future proof php version in docs #625

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4 changes: 2 additions & 2 deletions panel/1.0/troubleshooting.md
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- Check logs from your queue manager ``journalctl -xeu pteroq``
- Restart pteroq ``systemctl restart pteroq``
- Clear schedule cache ``php /var/www/pterodactyl/artisan schedule:clear-cache``
- Check your php version - up to 8.3 is supported ``php -v``
- Check your crontab syntax using <https://crontab.guru/> - make sure it's what you intended
- Check your php version ``php -v`` - [this page](https://pterodactyl.io/panel/1.0/updating.html#panel-version-requirements) will tell you what versions of php are supported by what versions of the panel
- Check your crontab syntax using https://crontab.guru - make sure it's what you intended
- Verify the problem is with the schedule and not with the tasks you have set up (Set the first task in your schedule to something you know prints a message in the console, ie. run ``say test`` in the console for a Minecraft server, if the text "test" shows up in the console successfully, set the first task to ``say test`` so you know if it runs
- Are your tasks off by a bit? Make sure you on the latest version of the panel? In version 1.11.5 there was a fix for schedules running at the wrong time. Alternatively, you may have the wrong timezone set. Make sure your timezones all match.
- System Timezone ``timedatectl``
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