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		<title>Scheduled tasks using BackgrounDRb</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[A project I am working on required a background process to check and update subscriptions nightly, and send out billing emails to users with expiring subscriptions. I decided to use BackgrounDRb, a plugin perfectly suited for this task.
Setting up:
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