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  • Resolved antoniobontempi

    (@antoniobontempi)


    hi,
    About Posts delay
    Seems that, Postie (1.4.32 – but the problem is older) when i use “delay:10m” (for example) don’t make a post as post status “Scheduled”, but waits for 10 minutes before create it as “publish”.

    I am mistaking myself perhaps ?

    I need the old “Scheduled” post status.

    Thanks.

    http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/postie/

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  • Plugin Author Wayne Allen

    (@wayneallen-1)

    Interesting. If I try this then everything works as expected.

    Plugin Author Wayne Allen

    (@wayneallen-1)

    Please try http://postieplugin.com/enabling-debug-output/ to see if there are any errors.

    Thread Starter antoniobontempi

    (@antoniobontempi)

    thanks Mr. Wayne,

    … is simple:
    – I use Postie and the emails start from a form like “conctatct form”
    – email have shortcode for the custom fields with the plugin “custom field shortcode”
    – Last i use a modified version of Subscribe2 to send notifications … containing the custom fields.

    So I need the post is created, but it becomes published after time ….. so Subscribe2 incorporates the content of the custom fields on the notification …
    If the post is published in real time, the notification is empty

    This is a particular case.

    I solved the problem by modifying the code of Subscribe2 …
    … i hope … I have to test it

    Postie make scheduled post, only if i run it manual …. i will try http://postieplugin.com/enabling-debug-output

    thanks

    Thread Starter antoniobontempi

    (@antoniobontempi)

    Well …. i’m here.

    I don’t able to find the debug.log.
    it does not exist anywhere.

    From test report:
    Error log: /var/log/fpm-php.www.log
    but it don’t have references to postie … only this:

    request: “POST /wp-cron.php”) executing too slow

    TEST
    I post mail at 11.42 (is also the name of the post)
    I check for mail manually, and this is the report:

    Checking for mail manually
    Starting mail fetch
    Time: 2013-02-12 10:43:09 GMT
    (…)
    Predecoded subject: [prove tecniche] Salò – ore 11.42
    Subject: [prove tecniche] Salò – ore 11.42
    excerpt found: riassunto prova tecnica
    before HandleMessageEncoding
    charset:
    encoding: 8bit
    after HandleMessageEncoding
    found delay: 5m
    calculated delay: 300
    post date: 2013-02-12 11:47:46 / 2013-02-12 10:47:46
    lookup_category: prove tecniche
    stdClass Object
    (…)
    Post postie_post filter
    Array
    (
    [post_author] => 790
    [comment_author] => Garda-Vallesabbia
    [comment_author_url] =>
    [user_ID] => 790
    [email_author] => XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX
    [post_date] => 2013-02-12 11:47:46
    [post_date_gmt] => 2013-02-12 10:47:46
    [post_content] =>
    (…)

    Therefore
    Email: 11:42 with delay:5m
    Postie manual check: 11:43
    Post date: 11:47 (11:42 + 5m)

    The post are published without scheduled

    Now i have to try
    http://postieplugin.com/forcing-an-email-check/

    Plugin Author Wayne Allen

    (@wayneallen-1)

    It looks like Postie is doing everything it should. The post_date and post_date_gmt are correct. Are there other plugins that modify the post?

    Thread Starter antoniobontempi

    (@antoniobontempi)

    No, only “custom field shortcode” that create custom fields

    Thread Starter antoniobontempi

    (@antoniobontempi)

    Now is active the external cron like …
    http://postieplugin.com/forcing-an-email-check/

    i check if there are difference.

    Thread Starter antoniobontempi

    (@antoniobontempi)

    Now the post is finally scheduled.

    OK

    BUT NOW there is the “old” problem of “missed scheduled” … but is an other problem.

    … now i try to resolve it.

    thanks

    Plugin Author Wayne Allen

    (@wayneallen-1)

    Glad to help.

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