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Wednesday 14 June 2006 9:08:32 am
Hi, I never needed to activate the cronjobs until now. So I gave it a few runs from CLI to see if all was ok before trying to cron them. I ran it with
php runcronjobs.php -s flc_test_user --logfiles -d --sql
I was unable to understand _where_ those logfiles are produced, but it seems that the subtreeexpirycleanup.php script is taking AGES to execute - I am talking about 1.5 hours. Site has about 30000 content objects and makes extensive use of cache-blocks. but as far as I know, cache-blocks are automatically invalidated and regenerated on demand. So my question is .... what's the subtreeexpirycleanup.php file used for? So far, my site has worked well without it, but I am beginning to think I am missing something here. can I safely omit it? and if so, _when should I be using it instead? Anyone from eZ can help in explaining what the single scripts do and where the cronjob logs are produced? (I have a very big doubt as to which script is responsible for the "publish on approval" too .... is that the workflow one? or is also the notification one involved?) thank you :-) Max
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