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That worked out just perfect. Thanks @ssimpo.

@fabian what would it take to get this done?

Does anyone have any suggestions?

I’ll gladly buy the full version if this can be resolved.

Anytime =)

Hi Josh,

I use WP-Crontrol to achieve this:
https://www.ads-software.com/extend/plugins/wp-crontrol/

Add wpfilebase_sync to run every 60 seconds as an example. This does the job for me.

Hi fabifott,

Are you referring to both of us?

If you are using mod-fcgid it’s probably related to that. Since every download is served as a php process.
Is it possible to serve the downloads another way?
Since having 50-75 concurrent downloads will kind if use 6-8GB of memory.

I got the exact same issue.

Isn’t the max_execution_time used primary for uploads?

I host several large files for android developers, so it’s a bit frustrating when the users complaint about broken downloads. I Primary happens with users that has slow connections, any points would be greatly appreciated.

Nevermind I figured it out in a quite easy way. Just run the wpfilebase_sync once per minute in wp-cron does it.

Great plugin.

Is it possible to make the cron run more often then one time per hour?
In an easy way.

Awesome JDriver – Thanks for that!!

Same problem here.

I have the exact same problem. Any advice would be very appreciated.

Okay – Thanks anyway.

Thanks as said I wasn’t able to find it.

So,
Replace

$jq = jQuery.noConflict();
$jq().ready(function(){

with:
jQuery(document).ready(function($) {
and
sed -i 's/$jq/jQuery/' js/jquery.init_show_calendar.js

How about the other question, regarding week numbers within the calendar you show on the page, is that somehow possible or maybe a feature for the future?
Like every monday/Sunday all depending on when you week start it writes a little week number in the upper right corner.