Thank you for your help which saved us
Just a note : we can just use "admin/tool/task/cli/adhoc_task.php --execute" (specifying the task doesn't work).
Cheers.
Hello Augusto,
Thank you for your help which saved us
Just a note : we can just use "admin/tool/task/cli/adhoc_task.php --execute" (specifying the task doesn't work).
Cheers.
Thank you for your help which saved us
Just a note : we can just use "admin/tool/task/cli/adhoc_task.php --execute" (specifying the task doesn't work).
Cheers.
What command should I add as I'm having the same problem all of a sudden with the forums? No one is getting notified by email.
In order to "patch" (temporarily fix the problem) I did 2 things:
1) en /admin/settings.php?section=taskprocessing
2) I programmed it to run every 5 minutes as well.
With these two changes, the shipments did not double again ... But unfortunately the cron runs with a higher frequency than recommended.
I hope this can help you.
It may work. What do you have in your command line for your cron job?
*/5 * * * * /usr/bin/php /var/..../cron.php
Thank you. What do I add in the /.../
In reply to Dr. Nellie Deutsch
Re: send_user_notifications (cron forum task)
by Dr. Nellie Deutsch -
I want to thank you for all your help. I have 5-week 11 free online courses going on, now, so getting email notifications from the forums is very important to the the teachers and the participants. I'm kind of desperate, but with no funding to get professional help.
I made the change in the file manager as stated, but don't see any email notifications from the forums. Is there anything else I need to do?
This is what I see. Where do I add the changes?
$task = new \mod_forum\task\send_user_digests();
$task->set_userid($user->id);
$task->set_component('mod_forum');
$task->set_next_run_time($digesttime);
\core\task\manager::reschedule_or_queue_adhoc_task($task);
$usercounts['digests']++;
$send = true;
In reply to Dr. Nellie Deutsch
Re: send_user_notifications (cron forum task)
by Dr. Nellie Deutsch -
$task = new \mod_forum\task\send_user_notifications();
$task->set_userid($user->id);
$task->set_component('mod_forum');
$task->set_next_run_time($digesttime);
\core\task\manager::reschedule_or_queue_adhoc_task($task);
$usercounts['digests']++;
$send = true;
$task->set_userid($user->id);
$task->set_component('mod_forum');
$task->set_next_run_time($digesttime);
\core\task\manager::reschedule_or_queue_adhoc_task($task);
$usercounts['digests']++;
$send = true;
I'm sorry Nelli, all my comments from the other thread of this answer, aimed to correct a different problem than the one I now understand you have.
Could you please explain to us in more detail what is your situation?
Could you please explain to us in more detail what is your situation?
I'm on Moodle 3.10. The upgrade went well and everything was working until it wasn't.
Users do not receive email notifications from the discussion forums only. They receive email messages, badge notifications and so on, but not email notifications from the discussion forums.
Hello,
Can you show us what you see when you use the following command ?
/usr/bin/php /moodle_path/php/admin/tool/task/cli/adhoc_task.php --execute
This is the command that should send all notifications from forums (among other actions). Exemple :
Execute adhoc task: mod_forum\task\send_user_notifications
... started 07:26:02. Current memory use 40.6Mo.
Sending messages to student_login (269404)
Post 241357 sent
Sent 1 messages with 0 failures
Marking posts as read
Marked 1 posts as read
... used 23 dbqueries
... used 0.065815925598145 seconds
Adhoc task complete: mod_forum\task\send_user_notifications
Can you show us what you see when you use the following command ?
/usr/bin/php /moodle_path/php/admin/tool/task/cli/adhoc_task.php --execute
This is the command that should send all notifications from forums (among other actions). Exemple :
Execute adhoc task: mod_forum\task\send_user_notifications
... started 07:26:02. Current memory use 40.6Mo.
Sending messages to student_login (269404)
Post 241357 sent
Sent 1 messages with 0 failures
Marking posts as read
Marked 1 posts as read
... used 23 dbqueries
... used 0.065815925598145 seconds
Adhoc task complete: mod_forum\task\send_user_notifications
Hi Benjamin,
Is this process new to Moodle V 3.10? I have never encountered the need for this command before. Do I add the command to under the account cron? This is what I have right now: /usr/local/bin/php /home/moodle4teachers/public_html/admin/cli/cron.php >/dev/null 2>&1 and it works for everything like badges, mail messages, course completion and so on.
This is what I got when I added your /usr/bin/php /moodle_path/php/admin/tool/task/cli/adhoc_task.php --execute
Cron <moodle4teachers@server> /usr/bin/php /moodle_path/php/admin/tool/task/cli/adhoc_task.php --execute
Status: 404 Not Found
Content-type: text/html; charset=UTF-8
No input file specified.
Is this process new to Moodle V 3.10? I have never encountered the need for this command before. Do I add the command to under the account cron? This is what I have right now: /usr/local/bin/php /home/moodle4teachers/public_html/admin/cli/cron.php >/dev/null 2>&1 and it works for everything like badges, mail messages, course completion and so on.
This is what I got when I added your /usr/bin/php /moodle_path/php/admin/tool/task/cli/adhoc_task.php --execute
Cron <moodle4teachers@server> /usr/bin/php /moodle_path/php/admin/tool/task/cli/adhoc_task.php --execute
Status: 404 Not Found
Content-type: text/html; charset=UTF-8
No input file specified.
This is what I see under cron for forums
$task = new \mod_forum\task\send_user_digests();
$task->set_userid($user->id);
$task->set_component('mod_forum');
$task->set_next_run_time($digesttime);
\core\task\manager::reschedule_or_queue_adhoc_task($task);
$usercounts['digests']++;
$send = true;
}
if (!empty($individualpostdata)) {
$usercounts['messages'] += count($individualpostdata);
$task = new \mod_forum\task\send_user_notifications();
$task->set_userid($user->id);
$task->set_custom_data($individualpostdata);
$task->set_component('mod_forum');
\core\task\manager::queue_adhoc_task($task);
$counts['individuals']++;
$send = true;
}
In reply to Dr. Nellie Deutsch
Re: send_user_notifications (cron forum task)
by Dr. Nellie Deutsch -
\mod_forum\task\send_user_notifications
Ad hoc
Showing success but no email notifications are received.
Ad hoc
Showing success but no email notifications are received.
I received this message when I did the cron job manually from the site:
Execute adhoc task: core_course\task\course_delete_modules ... started 05:29:55. Current memory use 3.7MB. !!! Coding error detected, it must be fixed by a programmer: A lock was created but not released at: [dirroot]/lib/cronlib.php on line 154 Code should look like: $factory = \core\lock\lock_config::get_lock_factory('type'); $lock = $factory->get_lock(ad639a871d90454e0b679d1c4569bfdc55160c17); $lock->release(); // Locks must ALWAYS be released like this.
Hello nelli, can you please show us on the screen what each of the following executions throws at you by running them manually?
First:
#php admin/tool/task/cli/schedule_task.php --execute=\\mod_forum\\task\\cron_task
and later:
#php admin/tool/task/cli/adhoc_task.php --execute=\\mod_forum\\task\\send_user_notifications
Perhaps an alternative is in the task scheduler to temporarily stop that task that is generating an error. to see if when it runs again if it sends the regulations.
First:
#php admin/tool/task/cli/schedule_task.php --execute=\\mod_forum\\task\\cron_task
and later:
#php admin/tool/task/cli/adhoc_task.php --execute=\\mod_forum\\task\\send_user_notifications
Perhaps an alternative is in the task scheduler to temporarily stop that task that is generating an error. to see if when it runs again if it sends the regulations.
In reply to Dr. Nellie Deutsch
Re: send_user_notifications (cron forum task)
by Dr. Nellie Deutsch -
Thank you for your help. The emails were stuck. Found an answer to my issue https://moodle.org/mod/forum/discuss.php?d=388490
I also started purging cache after each update which helped a bit.
I also started purging cache after each update which helped a bit.