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I have a little problem with Cron.
I have 20k +/- 300 products and cron wont work with this ammount.
If i make XML manual (with “Creat now”) then all works.Is possible to this plugin wont accept this large ammount of products?
Some settings:
Block size for products query => 612
PHP memory limit => 0
PHP time limit => 0Hi Hermo,
Since it works with manual (Create now), it seems like in the next schedule, a previous cron was still running which caused the issue.
In such enormous number of products, I don’t think the cron job will run smoothly, maybe you can ask the hosting provider for server usage when you run a job and check logs?
Omar
Hi Omar,
But is possible to execute this XML generation with cPanel Cron Job? I mean like i make this XML manual “Create now”?
Hermo
Hi Hermo,
Currently the job is built-in within the plugin, but I can create a file to run the job manually (so you can handle it as a cron job), will do this in the next update and let you know.
Omar
Hi Hermo,
As promised, I included a section that will explain how to run the XML generation as a cron job in the last update, you can find it under the schedule section.
Please test it and let me know, and if you found our support & plugin useful, it would be great if you can leave us a review.
Omar
Hi
What means this? /dev/null
I can see in debug to code works (PHP Notice: Undefined index: sum_with in …. class-alg-products-shortcodes.php on line 556) but no output file update.
I have turned on debug on my page to see errors. And if i run your plugin “Manual Cron Job Command” then i can see in debug log errors:
[17-Aug-2021 20:40:00 UTC] PHP Notice: Undefined index: sum_with in /home4/MYDOMAIN/public_html/wp-content/plugins/product-xml-feeds-for-woocommerce-pro/includes/shortcodes/class-alg-products-shortcodes.php on line 556.
But if i look *.xml file then i can not see update.And anohter question:
What mean this /dev/null in end of command?
../admin-ajax.php?action=generate_xml_external&alg_create_products_xml=1 >/dev/null 2>&1Hi again,
For the /dev/null, it means “Don’t generated any error file” because Linux always generates file in root, if there are any buffer output.
For the first part of your post, this is a notice and not an error, I will handle it in the next update, but if job is not running, you either can provide us with access to check, or see job logs if there are any errors (on your hosting control panel).
Please reach us at [email protected] and we will be glad to help you further.
Omar
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