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How to increase cron interval in WP-unmanaged app?

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  • nebulonN nebulon

    Currently there is no way to customize the cron schedule, it is fixed in the app package manifest to every 5 minutes. What is the use-case for making this more frequent? We can change this if there are good reasons.

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    @nebulon Hi Johannes, thanks for your response. In Wordpress itself there are 1 minute cron interval types and plugins are using it. Now some plugins give cron-errors like "there are 5 unfinished cron tasks, is there something wrong with your cron?".

    Kind regards,

    Marcel.

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      @imc67 We will push an update so that the cron interval is configurable.

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        @girish this would be awesome!!!

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          @girish Today there was an app update to 1.2.2 with description: Make cron granularity 1 second

          I was very curious what was changed and I discovered the cron interval is now every 2 minutes. In the app manifest (yes I've found that 😉 ) the cron is now:

          "schedule": "*/1 * * * *"

          This means every other minute (so every 120 seconds). Now I'm very curious what the update description means?

          With these 2 minutes I'm already happy, it would be a little bit better to have it every minute: "schedule": "* * * * *"

          Kind regards and keep up the good work! I'm already have some production sites in Cloudron and unmanagedWP-app and I'm very very happy with this great product!!

          Kind regards,

          Marcel

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            @imc67 The pattern means every minute. Why do you think it means every 2 minutes? https://cronexpressiondescriptor.azurewebsites.net/?expression=*%2F1+*+*+*+*&locale=en

            Also, for code changes, you can always track https://git.cloudron.io/cloudron/wordpress-unmanaged-app

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              @girish Hi, thanks for your response, the result of the "*/1 * * * *" is:

              [2019-05-31 09:10:31] - [Cron Request]- 120.29s after the previous one. | Cron called from 127.0.0.1 (?)
              [2019-05-31 09:08:31] - [Cron Request]- 119.87s after the previous one. | Cron called from 127.0.0.1 (?)
              [2019-05-31 09:06:31] - [Cron Request]- 120.13s after the previous one. | Cron called from 127.0.0.1 (?)
              [2019-05-31 09:04:31] - [Cron Request]- 119.92s after the previous one. | Cron called from 127.0.0.1 (?)
              [2019-05-31 09:02:31] - [Cron Request]- 119.97s after the previous one. | Cron called from 127.0.0.1 (?)
              

              So all almost exactly 120 seconds interval.

              As far as I know a 1 minute interval is "* * * * *" (https://crontab.guru/every-minute)

              So it would be really great if this could be implemented 🙂

              Kind regards,

              Marcel.

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                Apparently both patterns are equivalent, not sure why you see those exactly two minutes apart. I did a quick test locally with the same cron module and I get for both every minute. Will do a cloudron app test later.

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                  I just tested the WordPress unmanaged app regarding the currently published cron pattern and I cannot reproduce the 2 minutes interval:

                  10:44:09 - => Run cron job
                  10:44:10 - Success: Executed a total of 0 cron events.
                  10:45:09 - => Run cron job
                  10:45:10 - Success: Executed a total of 0 cron events.
                  10:46:09 - => Run cron job
                  10:46:10 - Success: Executed a total of 0 cron events.
                  

                  Not sure what the difference between our two deployments are now.

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                    @nebulon OMG I have to apologize!

                    This log is from a plugin and that has an own 2 minute schedule 😞
                    I checked the app log and there is indeed a 1 minute cron call.

                    I'm deeply ashamed for this mistake, sorry!

                    Kind regards,

                    Marcel.

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                      No worries, at least now we know what happened.

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