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Saturday 07 June 2008 10:00:19 pm
Hi Bruce, Thanks for your intrest! I've tried all combinations know to me, just like, for what initially was an extension job: php runcronjobs.php partname
php runcronjobs.php partname -s defaultsiteaccess
php runcronjobs.php partname -s adminsiteaccess
php runcronjobs.php partname -siteaccess defaultsiteaccess
php runcronjobs.php partname -siteaccess adminsiteaccess
Then I moved it around, including the main cronjobs directory, both putting it as a part OR global cronjob list. The job is always found, but:
1) never seems to respond to siteaccess declaration
2) never was siteaccess-aware (not to mention being able to retrieve that information): $href = 'user/login';
eZURI::transformURI( $href, false, 'full' );
$cli->output( $href );
keeps returning: /user/login
3) the weird thing: when I have this as an extension cronjob that is siteaccess dedicated, any of the above call will find it, no matter how I call. Here's the ini structure within extension: /extension/myextension/settings/site.ini.append.php
/extension/myextension/settings/siteaccess/defaultsiteaccess/cronjob.ini.append.php
This seems also weird, I would expect that adminsiteaccess cronjob call should never find it, but it keeps finding it... Now, after some tests, this seems to work as I have expected, only with reversed syntax: php runcronjobs.php -s defaultsiteaccess partname
php runcronjobs.php -s adminsiteaccess partname
The first one finds the extension cronjob, the second one not. It's just not the syntax I found here:
http://ez.no/doc/ez_publish/technical_manual/4_0/features/cronjobs/running_cronjobs
This particular problem looks to be related to this part of runcronjobs.php: for ( $i = 1; $i < count( $argv ); ++$i )
{
$arg = $argv[$i];
if ( $readOptions and strlen( $arg ) > 0 and $arg[0] == '-' )
{
//...
}
else
{
// It seems like $readOptions will never reach siteaccess declaration if cronjob part is declared as the first argument...:
if ( $cronPart === false )
{
$readOptions = false;
$cronPart = $arg;
}
}
}
This is eZ Publish 4.0.0 and it seems to behave the same with or without this patch:
http://issues.ez.no/IssueView.php?Id=11842&activeItem=91&rv[]=732&rm=1&column=8&sortOrder=4
I run all my tests directly with PHP CLI - I assumed I do not have to run real CRON to confirm...
To summarize, even when I made my runcronjobs.php find only the cronjob parts it should, still I'm nowhere near getting the siteaccess information or at least making eZURI::transformURI() method notice it ;(
I have no much experience with 3.x cronjobs, so I'm not sure what to expect...
Cheers,
Piotrek
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