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  • Plugin Contributor Tung Pham

    (@phamtungpth)

    Hi rtbfreitas,

    If your cPanel allow you set up cronjob, you could use this link YOUR_SITE/?pipes=cron&task=callaio in cronjob’s command!

    Best Regards!

    Thread Starter RF

    (@rtbfreitas)

    Hi phamtungpth,

    Thanks for your reply.

    That was the first thing i did, but it didn’t work, gives always an error related to the cron, do you want me to put there the error?

    Thanks.

    Regards

    Plugin Contributor Tung Pham

    (@phamtungpth)

    Hi,

    Please put here the error messages you got!

    Thank you very much!

    Thread Starter RF

    (@rtbfreitas)

    Hi,

    I setup the cron in cPanel this way:

    php -q http://domain.com/?pipes=cron&task=callaio

    In the wp-pipes settings i have this:

    – Allow Auto Run -> No, I want to run my Pipes manually.
    – Cronjob Active -> No, I will create a cronjob task myself to run the script…
    – Not Use Cache -> No, cronjob will get data from the cache if the cache is not expired

    When the cron runs i get this email:

    Could not open input file: http://domain.com/?pipes=cron

    Thank you.

    Plugin Contributor Tung Pham

    (@phamtungpth)

    Hi,

    1. Did you replace your domain instead of httml://domain.com :”)?

    2. If you set Allow Auto Run as No (as you see: No, I want to run Pipes manually), how will WPpipes’s cronjob run when it is not allowed?

    Regards!

    Thread Starter RF

    (@rtbfreitas)

    Hi,

    1. I set as http://domain.com

    2. My mistake, i but the dev configuration in the last email but in the client is with “Yes, I want to run my Pipes in both manually and automatically methods.”.

    Thank you.

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