• On my local dev system, the wp-cron entries displayed by the wcrontrol plugin show a count down based on the next run event. E.g.

    wp_version_check	03/10/11 14:10:21 (5 hours 29 minutes)	43200 (12 hours)	Edit	Do Now	Delete
    wp_update_plugins	03/10/11 14:10:21 (5 hours 29 minutes)	43200 (12 hours)	Edit	Do Now	Delete
    wp_update_themes	03/10/11 14:10:21 (5 hours 29 minutes)	43200 (12 hours)	Edit	Do Now	Delete
    wp_scheduled_delete	03/11/11 02:10:25 (17 hours 29 minutes)	86400 (1 day)	Edit	Do Now	Delete

    On my public site I never got the countdown and the wp_cron entries seem to be static. E.g.

    wp_version_check	02/11/11 10:36:50 (now)	43200 (12 hours)	Edit	Do Now	Delete
    wp_update_plugins	02/11/11 10:36:50 (now)	43200 (12 hours)	Edit	Do Now	Delete
    wp_update_themes	02/11/11 10:36:50 (now)	43200 (12 hours)	Edit	Do Now	Delete
    wp_scheduled_delete	02/11/11 10:37:05 (now)	86400 (1 day)	Edit	Do Now	Delete

    What configuration controls the (now) vs. (count down timer)? How can I get these wp_crons to start working?

    Any thoughts?

    Running latest version of 3.1.

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