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  • Use scheduler to run the job queue
    D dennisj

    Beaut, thanks (again) @james that was very helpful.

    MediaWiki

  • Use scheduler to run the job queue
    D dennisj

    Thanks @james . I was interested in how Cloudron set up a scheduler to run maintenance/runJobs.php. I couldn't find an answer to this particular question.

    MediaWiki

  • Use scheduler to run the job queue
    D dennisj

    So far I haven't had any problems with the mediawiki job queue in Cloudron, but I have had issues of jobs not getting run frequently enough on another server. When one view in a Cloudron mediawiki instance did not seem to get updated and reflect recent changes, I started to look around. I hadn't got very far when I noticed it had, by then, already been updated. But I was still left with a bit of a question about how Cloudron handles this side of things.

    I noticed this line in the "not for editing by users" /run/mediawiki/LocalSettings.php file:

    # Use scheduler to run the job queue
    $wgJobRunRate = 0;
    

    https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Manual:$wgJobRunRate says:
    If $wgJobRunRate is 0 jobs will not be done during ordinary Apache requests. In this case, maintenance/runJobs.php should be run in loop every few seconds via a service or cron job.

    So I tried to find out where this was scheduled in Cloudron, and how often, but so far I haven't been able to track this down.

    Could someone please point me in the right direction? This is not a mission critical question, more an "understand a little how Cloudron does things" question.
    thanks.

    MediaWiki

  • Confusing documentation page for Forgejo
    D dennisj

    This page:
    https://www.cloudron.io/store/org.forgejo.cloudron.html
    ...links to this page...
    https://docs.cloudron.io/packages/forgejo/
    ...which has as it's heading

    Grist
    not
    forgejo

    Underneath this confusing heading is a further confusing link...
    ... Questions? Ask in the Cloudron Forum - Grist ( https://forum.cloudron.io/category/215/grist )

    I could not see a link to edit the page, so I'm posting an issue here.

    thanks.

    Forgejo

  • How does cloudron handle updates to extra, user installed extensions?
    D dennisj

    Thanks James and Shane. 👍

    MediaWiki

  • How does cloudron handle updates to extra, user installed extensions?
    D dennisj

    Cloudron makes it possible to install extensions that don't come bundled with the cloudron mediawiki app. https://docs.cloudron.io/packages/mediawiki/#installing

    I'm new to the cloudron system and I presume any such extra extensions will need to be manually updated after a cloudron mediawiki app update? Is this correct? If not correct, how are such updates handled?

    Thanks.

    MediaWiki
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