Posts “Missed Schedule” bug

  • ErisDS

    (@erisds)


    17 years ago

    Hi,

    I have done extensive google searches on this problem: I have installed WordPress 2.7.1 and the post scheduling feature doesn’t work – my posts don’t get published and instead report a “Missed Schedule” error.

    Many people suggest reverting wp-cron.php and cron.php to the 2.6.5 versions. I have tried this to no avail.

    I need to debug this problem and find out if it is a wordpress or a hosting setup issue, however I can’t find a list of the server setup requirements for WP Cron. Can someone please point me in the direction of a list of settings that the WP Cron feature relies on so that I may get my hosts to verify that the requirements are met?

    Does anyone know of a simple solution to this problem? Even if it requires coding? Is there an easy way to figure out whether it’s a server time issue or other wise uncover what it is that is going wrong?

    Thanks in advance for any help,

    Eris

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  • Thread Starter ErisDS

    (@erisds)

    17 years ago

    Some more info:

    I have tried the following suggested fixes:
    1. Replacing wp_cron.php and cron.php with 2.6.5 versions as mentioned in first post
    2. increasing the timeout from 0.1 seconds to 1 second
    3. commenting out define(‘DOING_CRON’, true);

    I have tried the code suggested here:
    http://wordpress.org/support/topic/109363/page/2
    I get the response “Success sending the GET. “

    If I remove the block on wp-cron.php and run it manually my posts get scheduled. However, if I schedule a post with the block removed, it still doesn’t get published.

    So it seems no matter WHAT I do, wp-cron.php is not being run. Does anyone know what the possible causes are for this?

    Thanks,

    Eris

    Thread Starter ErisDS

    (@erisds)

    17 years ago

    Anyone? Please?

    I also have only pingomatic in my pings list 🙁

    Thread Starter ErisDS

    (@erisds)

    17 years ago

    Hi,

    I can’t find a list of requirements for WP Cron, and no one here seems to know what they are so can anyone point me in the direction of who/where to ask? I need to find out what the required settings are, else how am I going to find out which one is wrong?

    Thanks,

    Eris

    Marlimant

    (@marlimant)

    16 years, 7 months ago

    I have solved to the problem of missed scheduled:

    – First I recognized that wordpress 2,8 is much more slow, is a fact.
    – Then I stopped looking for an error of programming. I started to find an excessive delay.
    – Then, reading, I discovered that schedule post was not a problem of WordPress 2,8 it is a symptom of a slow system.
    – Finally I found it the solution here: http://lists.automattic.com/pipermail/wp-trac/2009-January/038071.html and consists of modifying the timeout in wp-includes/cron.php.
    Approximately in the line number 205 I changed
    wp_remote_post ($cron_url, Array (‘ timeout’ => 0.01, ‘ blocking’ => false));

    To 20 seconds:

    wp_remote_post ($cron_url, Array (‘ timeout’ => 20, ‘ blocking’ => false));

    Lamentably I have not get to scheduled post work nex to Hyper Cache (they only works together in WP 2,6) reason why you must to disconnect that plugin to see working scheduled post.
    It’s work for me. I hope help you.

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