Adjust cron jobs for Mautic... is it possible?
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Yes, you can add your custom script that calls CLI comands in https://docs.cloudron.io/apps/mautic/#custom-cron-jobs
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You can edit the
/app/data/crontab.systempatterns as you wish . See https://docs.cloudron.io/apps/mautic/#system-cron-jobs . I agree that mautic's flow of calling cron for everything is suboptimial. This is why the package made the patterns editable . In fact, for processing any task, the mautic way is to run a cronjob manually.@girish said in Adjust cron jobs for Mautic... is it possible?:
You can edit the
/app/data/crontab.systempatterns as you wish . See https://docs.cloudron.io/apps/mautic/#system-cron-jobs . I agree that mautic's flow of calling cron for everything is suboptimial. This is why the package made the patterns editable . In fact, for processing any task, the mautic way is to run a cronjob manually.Will this file stay intact with every Mautic update via cloudron? Because I would then comment them out and completely replace them with custom cron jobs.
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We have years long experience with mautic
Its important to help with a default cronjob setup. The one from the docs work, but its not optimal. I will help setting it up in a better way together with you, if you like.
For now it would be good, if the out of the box setup for cronjobs in cloudron could also be disabled. I did it by commenting out every line in the crontab.system - but will this be replaced again by an update or not? Its in the /app/data directory. So I think it will not?
I already changed my cronjob setup with a shell file. I trigger this every minute, in case its still running, it will be ignored. I will need to extend it by other optional cronjob tasks - maybe having even two or more scripts. One to run every minute (if server can handle it). And then some maintenance task that don't need to run that often.
Update - the current version can now be found at:
https://github.com/twentyZen/mautic-cronjobsMyself I'm not a script or Linux Professional. Probably that approach can be improved.
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For instance - whats the php memory limit on cli? Is it the same limit as for the mautic instance overall?
@dsp76 By default, the cli and apache have same php memory limit - 512M . If you change the memory_limit in /app/data/php.ini , it will affect both.
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We have years long experience with mautic
Its important to help with a default cronjob setup. The one from the docs work, but its not optimal. I will help setting it up in a better way together with you, if you like.
For now it would be good, if the out of the box setup for cronjobs in cloudron could also be disabled. I did it by commenting out every line in the crontab.system - but will this be replaced again by an update or not? Its in the /app/data directory. So I think it will not?
I already changed my cronjob setup with a shell file. I trigger this every minute, in case its still running, it will be ignored. I will need to extend it by other optional cronjob tasks - maybe having even two or more scripts. One to run every minute (if server can handle it). And then some maintenance task that don't need to run that often.
Update - the current version can now be found at:
https://github.com/twentyZen/mautic-cronjobsMyself I'm not a script or Linux Professional. Probably that approach can be improved.
hey @dsp76 thanks for sharing... so if I install this shell file to my Mautic installation on Cloudron, it'll speed up the cronjobs?
Unfortunately I'm unable to add an .env file because on Cloudron the app is a "read only filesystem"
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@jordanurbs have you tried running the cronjob manually . https://docs.cloudron.io/apps/mautic/#system-cron-jobs ? Maybe it's erroring?
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hey @dsp76 thanks for sharing... so if I install this shell file to my Mautic installation on Cloudron, it'll speed up the cronjobs?
Unfortunately I'm unable to add an .env file because on Cloudron the app is a "read only filesystem"
@jordanurbs you could put those in the /app/data folder which is writeable?
