• After the update my crontrol shows these extra cron jobs

    1439937911
    1439937913
    1439937916
    1439937917
    1439938038

    They are always set to run (now)
    eg
    439937911 None 2015-08-19 13:03:44 (now) Non-repeating

    It’s been 4 hours and I’ve visited the site myself and these are still here.

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  • Thanks for making me aware! I check for things like that occasionally and I have just used WP Crontrol to delete them.

    https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/search.php?q=WP+Crontrol

    edit: Some sites had four where others had five, and the numbers used to name them had varied greatly.

    This is happening with our install, too. Being a big install with heavy usage, 13.000 (yes, thousand) crons like this were created in the last 10 hours. Basically a new cron gets created with every page request! Help?

    Update:
    – Deactivated *all* plugins
    – Downloaded and activated fresh twentyfifteen theme
    – Same behavior: for every page visited in the admin (any of it – article page, themes page, filter article list…) a new “blank” cron job gets added

    Update 2: just to clarify, these are actually new cronjobs being created. Both Crontrol, and direct lookup via get_option, and peeking into DB all reveal the same (growing) array of jobs. Normal cron jobs work fine, it’s just these blanks being added.

    I found the cause:
    https://core.trac.www.ads-software.com/ticket/33423
    Applying this 4.3.1 fix to taxonomy.php solved the issue.
    Swiped the massive amount of crons clean with
    update_option( 'cron', '' );
    you can also just set option_value to ” on the wp_options table for option_name ‘cron’

    Thanks much Lxvr!!! That fixed it. Off to the next problem ??

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