caniwi (User)
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JCRON in joomla locale utc offset 10 Months, 1 Week ago
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Hi I'm a joomplaplug customer, using jcron for acajoom.
My server is in nevada tomezone UTC+5, however my users are in New Zealand UTC+12.
Problem i have is when I schedule a newsletter regardless of the joomla locale setting newsletters never get added to the queue as jcron uses the nevada time zone, which is alreayd 7 hours ago. So nothing gets added.
Any ideas
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Re:JCRON in joomla locale utc offset 10 Months, 1 Week ago
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Hi there! I presume the problem you are having is that the cron command you have there is not being run?
Could you post a screenshot of your cron command from the JCron area, don't you get any logs updated or "Last run time" change?
Ovidiu
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Re:JCRON in joomla locale utc offset 10 Months, 1 Week ago
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jcron does actually run jobs... if I set joomla/acajoom to nevada time and schedule a newsletter jcon runs and it is added to the acajoom queue and gets sent.
I need jcron to run in the joomla locale offset not the offset of the actual server.
I can't set everything to utc+5 nevada as it would be very confusing for the newsletter users and the event calendar on the site would also be effected.
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Re:JCRON in joomla locale utc offset 10 Months, 1 Week ago
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Its currently 2334 in utc+12 (NZDST, New Zealand) and the jcron last run that has just completed 2 minutes ago says 2007-12-08 03:31:57
i've tried setting the joomla locale to:
UTC+12 (NZDST, New Zealand)
and also
UTC-8 (PST, Nevada)
it is currently set to UTC-8
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Re:JCRON in joomla locale utc offset 10 Months, 1 Week ago
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JCron only runs the jobs based on the server time, the best fix for your situation is to simply adjust the hour when the cron will run, so for instance if the server time is UTC+5 and you need to run jobs at UTC+12, then lets say you want to run the job at 1 am, then instead of 1am server time use 1am+UTC time difference(UTC12-UTC5) which means 8am
Hope it helps! Ovidiu
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