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I thought this solution was only if cronjobs were not working?
My issue is that the rules appear to be running more than the specified feed interval.
Not sure why the ticket was assumed resolved.
Original ticket:
RSS to Post Rules scheduling doesn’t appear to work properly
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Hello,
I am sorry if my explanation was not clear, I forgot to mention about the background functionality of wp_cron: this is a pseudo-cron (not a real cron), which is fired when visitors come to your site. So, if your website is getting a low number of daily visitors, this type of cron will not fire by itself, and it will start working only when a new visitor comes to your site.
Example: your wp_cron is set to work on 8 PM, but a visitor hits your site only at 10 PM -> the wp_cron process will be launched at 10 PM.
This can be fixed by using server side cron, as advised.
I hope I cleared things up.
Regards.
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Wait a minute… so you have more posts than you should have, correct? 🙂
Sorry for misunderstanding this 2 times in a row…
Please send me temporary admin login credentials to your site, so I can check on this.
My email is [email protected]
Sorry again for missing this…
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I think we are not understanding eachother. My rules are running but not at the specified 24 hour interval. At 10 rules set for 1 post every 24 hours, I should have 10 posts per day. Mine has been activated for 1 day and I already have over 75 posts. That’s a lot more than 10. Why would chron on server fix this? It’s not an issue of chron not working, it’s an issue of the 24 hour interval I set per rule that is not working.
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Hello,I updated the plugin on your site and fixed the issue with scheduling. Please let me know if the update helped.Regards,Szabi – CodeRevolution.
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