Closed (won't fix)
Project:
Poormanscron
Version:
6.x-1.x-dev
Component:
Code
Priority:
Normal
Category:
Feature request
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Created:
8 Jun 2009 at 18:33 UTC
Updated:
19 Mar 2010 at 00:17 UTC
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Comment #1
vacilando commentedSubscribing
Comment #2
MisterSpeed commentedHere's the patch that will let Poormanscron work with either Cron or SuperCron depending on the local set-up.
Comment #3
jannalexx commentednice, this solved persistent unsuccessfull cron runs via poormanscron...
supercron is one clever solution, it worked for unsuccessfull cron runs by rearranging and multithreading time consuming invokes (like search indexing).
Comment #4
dave reidYa know, SuperCron could make itself compatible with everything that uses drupal_cron_run by setting a super-low module weight and running other things from it's own hook_cron, then taking care of the shutdown stuff normally provided at the end of drupal_cron_run(). That way we wouldn't have to make everything else compatible with SuperCron. That way everything that uses the proper APIs will work with SuperCron.
Comment #5
MisterSpeed commentedNot a bad idea; right now we are compatible with pretty much everything out there (as of this version), but I can see some marginal issues cropping up in the future. This would be an excellent solution. We'll look at it for 1.5.
jannalexx: check out our new SuperSearch module; it speeds up site indexing by 11 to 17 times (as measured on our sites), is themeable, works like a charm with SuperCron, and caches common search results for faster interactions. We just published the first alpha.
Comment #6
afterdark commentedThe patch doesn't work with the latest version of poormanscron (2.x). Could you update that? Or, if you please,could you launch a new version already with the patch?
Thanks a lot, Supercron is superb.
Comment #7
MisterSpeed commentedThanks :) Wait until you see 1.4; ajax updates of the interface with each cron call (no more reload), independent task scheduling, upgrade from Elysia to SuperCron with settings intact, it'll be a big launch :)
Comment #8
gausarts commentedSubscribing. Thanks
Comment #9
MisterSpeed commentedInstead of providing compatibility patches we've built our own version of Poormanscron (called Autocron) inside of SuperCron. The feature is either invoked by configuration, or as a safety is the cron daemon dies on your server (the daemon regains precedence when it gets restarted).
http://ftp.drupal.org/files/projects/supercron-6.x-1.4-beta1.tar.gz
Enjoy !