!Friendica Support I realized that some of my comments to a post on a Mastodon instance were not being delivered, so I checked the worker queue. My queue is filled up, there are items in there that go back up to 4 weeks. I am not sure if this might be the cause for today's issue because I could not find anything in the queue relating to the instance where my comments were not delievered to.
I use a shared hosting service with crontab. How can I resolve the issue(s)?
I use a shared hosting service with crontab. How can I resolve the issue(s)?
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in reply to Rick G • • •I think the first is debug mode for worker problems, surely @Michael Vogel told me that some time ago, for the jpm it is nice to see how many jobs your worker does per minute.
It will clutter the log even more, so take care of the log size, on my hosts I have logrotate set to prevent the HDD filling up.
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in reply to Rick G • •That cut the processes in the "to-do" by more than half and then my Friendica started to work again well. There is also a Matrix chat if you want to join for more direct help https://matrix.to/#/#friendi.ca:matrix.org
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in reply to Rick G • • •1. Stop the worker (remove the line from cron)
2. Configure the pid to be in your home folder in the Friendica config file and then start the daemon.
3. Check the daemon is running by the status command.
To start the daemon go to Friendica base folder and run "bin/daemon.php start". If you replace start with status you can check it is running.
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in reply to Rick G • • •You should report PHP notices here:
https://github.com/friendica/friendica/issues/11632
If you got to https://github.com/friendica/friendica/issues in the top you find the link for errors, warnings and notices.
Did you add the path to the pid file in the config?
In the system section it you need something like this:
'pidfile' => '/home/rick6/friendica_daemon.pid',
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in reply to Rick G • • •To test this I would stop the daemon, and add a cron line that will start the damon in 5 minutes or so, to see this is working, I mean to check the path and so on, when that works remove the 5 numbers or stars in the front and put the @reboot there.
See also here: https://crontab.guru/
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in reply to Rick G • • •Happy it works!
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