Unable to use cronjobs with the plugin

  • masqext

    (@masqext)


    2 years ago

    Hello,
    I’m trying to figure out why the plugin doesn’t allow me to run the cron-job.php file whichever way I try on an intranet website.
    The ‘cron-job.php’ file is among the files allowed within the configuration, and it doesn’t matter whether I try executing it as CLI or UI: I get a white html page, with a WPO365 error message when I check on the log/show html source code, and it seems to be a WPO365 redirect error, from the <div> ids and message I can see.

    I thought it might be the cron script itself that might cause the issue, but it occurs before it even fires, on that very line:
    “require(‘wp-load.php’);”
    I went down the rabbit hole, which goes through loading wp-config.php, then wp-settings.php, upon which it fails at the “do_action( ‘init’ );” line.

    Do you have any idea how that could be and whether I may solve it?

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  • Plugin Author Marco van Wieren

    (@wpo365)

    Hi @masqext

    No, I have honestly no idea. But it seems that the built-in routine to skip authentication is not triggered.

    May I suggest the following: Please open a support request and refer to this thread by clicking the white question mark in the blue circle that you’ll find on each of the plugin’s configuration pages in the lower right corner. I will then send you instructions how you can enable debug mode and when you then repeat the issue the request will be logged and hopefully this will give us insights into what is happening.

    Also, I was wondering whether other pages that you may have added to the list of pages freed from authentication are also ignored?

    PS I am asking you to open a request for support because I do want you to post debug-output in this public forum. We can always return here and post the solution, once the issue is resolved.

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