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ID | Category | Type | Reproducibility | Date Submitted | Last Update |
0001430 | [In-Portal CMS] Admin Interfaces | feature request | N/A | 2012-11-05 10:50 | 2012-11-05 10:50 |
Reporter | alex | View Status | public | ||
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Priority | normal | Resolution | open | ||
Status | active | ||||
Summary | 0001430: Scheduled task execution method detection | ||||
Description |
In-Portal has scheduled tasks section, where all actions that are performed automatically are specified. There are 2 ways to invoke these actions: * when somebody visits a page (default) - no way to ensure that scheduled task will be executed on time * via cron - complete control and scheduled task protection Setting for changing to cron invocation mode is located somewhere in "Configuration -> Website -> Advanced" page and I bet nobody goes specially and checks it. I see several problems with it now: * scheduled task invocation method selected by default isn't optimal * if user enabled "Run Scheduled Tasks from Cron" setting and don't add proper line (we don't show exact line anywhere) to crontab, then nothing would work (but user could think it works) I propose, that we: 1. write last time, when cron.php script was executed and it's execution method: web/cli; 2. on scheduled task page: - ask user to enable scheduled task execution via cron (quick link, like with Change Logs section) if we know what cron is running; - if cron isn't running, then show exact crontab line, that user must add to it; - if cron is running, but it's interval is larger, then 1 minute (compare last recorded date with current execution date), then show warning, that it must be changed; - show last cron execution date (right now I need to look at all scheduled tasks and find out which one was executed last); - show relative scheduled task last/next run dates, e.g "5 min ago" or "in 10 hours", since it's easier to understand then comparing all scheduled task dates with current date (which even isn't shown on that page). |
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