• Hi,
    I need to set up different Cronjobs for different actions, like one for autoposting and scheduling posts in wordpress and different other cronjobs to different reposter-actions.
    As I discussed in another thread, with one cronejob for everything the reposter gets executed everytime when the cronjob runs, not god.
    And I dons’t get any answer from the developer anymore.

    So thank you for your help!

    The page I need help with: [log in to see the link]

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  • Plugin Author NextScripts

    (@nextscripts)

    Please setup WP Cron setup correctly.
    https://www.nextscripts.com/tutorials/wp-cron-scheduling-tasks-in-wordpress/

    There is no such thing as “different Cronjobs for different actions”. SNAP uses WP Cron. WP Cron must be executed every minute. During it’s execution WP Cron check if any scheduled tasks are ready. If yes it’s processes them, otherwise it does nothing.

    Everything is done internally by WordPress itself.. SNAP does not have it’s own cronjobs. It adds jobs to the central WP Cron tasks scheduler.

    Please have a stable WP Cron executed every minute and SNAP will work perfectly.

    Thread Starter 80pfn

    (@80pfn)

    Thanks for your help, but its simply not true:

    In Ticket#NXS298338 I posted 150 entries of my Logfile from last sunday including cronevent (can’t post it here as they don’t allow that).

    It shows that the cronjob works perfectly, its also set up exactly how you describe, running every minute, but it executes the Reposter-Action every minute and not, how it should be in the settings, every 2 hours.

    So it dosn’t work perfectly, sorry.

    Anyway, I now testing with a reduced amount of networks, like 5 accounts in every reposter-action, and this seems to work – but why is this?

    The cronjob is not the reason for that!

    BTW: What about the Linkedin-Pulse-Image-Problem described in the former thread? Any hints for that?

    Thanks for your help!

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