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NixCron - Cronless updating for your Pligg site.

This module makes it easy to process updates to your pligg site without the use of setting up a cron.
The NixCron module will process and scheduled RSS Imports and recalculate Karma once every six hours when the "god" user is logged into your site.

Installation instructions:

Unzip NixCron-Module.zip
Upload nixcron.php to your pligg root.
Upload modules/nixcron/ folder to yoursite/modules/
CHMOD 666 yoursite/modules/nixcron/lastcron.txt
Go to module management in your pligg administration panel and activate the module.
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[jphelps]

Nixcron is allowing me to import rss only once in the morningwhen logging in, is there a way to check the setting or change the rate of import. I do log out when finished, and have checked a couple of days, each at 6 or more hour intervals.

I am running pligg 1.0

[DCJoeDog]

I also have this same problem, I can only auto import once a day instead of the stated every six hours. It works perfectly just once every 24 hours.

edit:

I was poking around the files, and noticed that the lastcron file has no time just the date of the last job, maybe this is why it's not going off every six hours, it seems to see if the date is the same as the day I check, if it is still the same date as the one in the file, it doesn't kick off the module, if it's different it imports all my RSS feeds and recalculates karma

I think this is the problem, but since I don't know anything about PHP this seems to be as far is I can help.

[BobdeBilder]

Originally Posted by pluggfreak

nice nice...

but whats about this ?

everyone can have a look into the rss import modul!

Geordies Newcastle United Breaking News / RSS Importer

its a big problem..you know it?

interesting use of the slideshow, would be interested to learn how you achieved that if possible, please?

Thanks

[Bant]

I've read through the topic but didn't find an answer: Is it possible to set-up a different time interval for the cronjob? At the moment it's every 6 hours, I'd like 30 minutes - 1 hour. Is this possible?

[racerman28]

I would like the same thing...to be able to post more frequently than 6 hours.

If there is an adjustment for that that would be great.

Thanks!

Ken