Hi,
the normal url for my cron job is rootwebaddress/index.php?option=com_community&task=cron
but then the SEO configuration of my joomla website transforms it into
rootwebaddress/fr/?option=com_community&task=cron
So Setcronjob detects an error.
is there a way to configure setcronjob to bypass that issue? (or to configure some rule in the .htaccess not to transform that specific cron request?)
regards
yves
HI, Yves.
Thank you for contacting us.
Even if Joomla! SEF is on you may still fire non-SEF URLs.
So when you configure cron job use URL provided in our documentation.
Or you use some 3rd party to create SEF URLs?
HI, Yves.
Please:
1. Edit your first post.
2. Click switch below main text field:
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3. Provide your site details: backend URL, admin credentials and FTP:
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4. Let us know that you provided credentials by posting in the same thread.
Usually, even with SEF on cron URL could be fired and it's working... I'll check that on your site.
Hi Michal,
I added the admin credentials.
and in the setcronjob record I used the link you recommend:
www.adinvest-international.eu/index.php?..._community&task=cron
regards
yves
HI, Yves.
The error is of different type:
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I recall that similar issue was already reported:
www.jomsocial.com/forum/installation/381...idaccesskeyid#182938
Please, check if this also apply to your system.
HI, Yves.
I'll report this back to our developer.
He'll investigate this further.
HI, Yves.
Do safe copy of your database first.
Run this query in your database:
UPDATE `#_community_users` SET `storage` = 'file' WHERE `storage` = 's3';
Hi Michal,
I run the query and replaced 26 s3 with file in the user table.
but still the same problem.
I also checked the storage field in the other _community tables but I couldn't find other s3.
I also tried again the solution in a previous ticket:
www.jomsocial.com/forum/installation/334...and-geocode?start=14
but it doesn't solve the issue either.
Do you any other idea for the cron to run?
(I added some info the credentials of the original post to access the sql tables).
regards
yves
Hi Michal,
I run the cron.php file via the scheduled task system of my own provider, and it indicates a successful run.
I don't think there may be an issue with setcronjob or in between setcronjob services and the provider because I can run other cron process for other third parties on the same website.
Just in case my problem would be then solved using my provider's scheduled tasks, how can I check that the cron is effectively doing the tasks I want. can you give q pick thing to test? :-)
regards
yves
Hi Michal,
for info, Setcronjobs has also looked at the problem.
Now there is a "more" detailed error message when your run the cron: Unknown column 'a.migrated' in 'where clause'
so you may have a script which which is looking for migrated info somewhere.
regards
yves
HI, Yves.
That's different issue now:
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So SQL query helped... but new issue appear :)
Check in database table _community_msg if it has "migrated" column.
If not run this query:
ALTER TABLE `#_community_msg` ADD COLUMN `migrated` INT(11);