Elysia cron stuck in (w) state (wating to be executed)
The "(w)" flag means only that the job is ready to be executed (waiting for the system crontab to start and execute it).

If a job has a rule like "* * * * *" (= execute it EVERY minute), it's quite normal that the "(w)" is always on.

If you use a rule like "* * * * *", assure that system crontab is set to "* * * * *" too. That way you minimize the (w), because system crontab runs every minute too and executes the job as fast as possible.

(However, a little time with (w) is normal and not to be considered a problem).