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i am setting a corn job for flarum fof sitemap
the first corn job is for reference and it is working correctly
*/1 * * * * cd /home/master/applications/aa/public_html/ask && /usr/bin/php flarum queue:work --stop-when-empty
new corn job suggestion needed for sitemap and i modified considering this reference at flarum’s sitemap page
*/1 * * * * cd /home/master/applications/aa/public_html/ask && /usr/bin/php flarum fof:sitemap:cache --stop-when-empty
should i just need set as
cd /home/master/applications/aa/public_html/ask && /usr/bin/php flarum fof:sitemap:cache --stop-when-empty
or
cd /home/master/applications/aa/public_html/ask && /usr/bin/php flarum fof:sitemap:cache
do I need to add the timer?
@hari this one will work fine
cd /home/master/applications/aa/public_html/ask && /usr/bin/php flarum fof:sitemap:cache
You’ll need to run a schedule. Typically, once every few hours should be enough. It doesn’t need to run continuously
@phenomlab said in help me configuring corn job for fof/sitemap - flarum:
cd /home/master/applications/aa/public_html/ask && /usr/bin/php flarum fof:sitemap:cache
so we need not to add something like
*******24
(stars) something like that? 24hr
just the command which you have mentioned will be automatically called every 24hr? without the stars? (trying to understand corn jobs)
@phenomlab that is really one easy and interesting website to understand corn jobs
* 23 * * * cd /home/master/applications/aa/public_html/ask && /usr/bin/php flarum fof:sitemap:cache --write-xml-file
just need final confirmation, so will this line make to run once for every 23 hour? (once per day?)
when i enter 24hr it is not showing 24, so i have selected 23hr
@hari yep. Looks good. 24 would in fact be 00
@hari said in help me configuring corn job for fof/sitemap - flarum:
that is really one easy and interesting website to understand corn jobs
Yes, super easy, and a good reference guide I’ve used for years
Old
*/2 * * * * cd /home/master/applications/jmzhcbrggs/public_html/ && /usr/bin/php flarum schedule:run >> /dev/null 2>&1
*/1 * * * * cd /home/master/applications/jmzhcbrggs/public_html/ && /usr/bin/php flarum queue:work --stop-when-empty
new
*/2 * * * * cd /home/ask/public_html/ && /usr/bin/php flarum schedule:run >> /dev/null 2>&1
*/1 * * * * cd /home/ask/public_html/ && /usr/bin/php flarum queue:work --stop-when-empty
are these correct for my Virtualmin environment?
@Hari Yep
@phenomlab am i entering correctly sorry for asking step to step i am not sure how many extensions i need to fix more for flarum
@Hari No, this isn’t correct. You need to enter it like the below (for example)
Failed to save cron job : The user 'schedule' is not allowed to access cron
now opening flarum schedule instructions
do i need to install these via ssh? or we already have corn?
got it i have to mention user name
@Hari Yes.
@phenomlab does these settings mean run for every one min?
when i am using like this its not running for every one minute
edit
@Hari no, that setting means it will execute at one minute past each hour.
@phenomlab how to select 1min intervel?
@Hari you should select every single minute from 00 - 59
@phenomlab what does this setting mean? will it always runs?
@phenomlab said in help me configuring cron job for fof/sitemap - flarum:
you should select every single minute from 00 - 59
could you share one example setting for 2min
@Hari yes
@Hari said in help me configuring cron job for fof/sitemap - flarum:
could you share one example setting for 2min
If you want to select every two minutes, you need to select 00, 02, 04 etc until you reach 58