Crons crons crons
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Hi guys,
Up-front I have been using NotificationX for a while but I ran into quite the issue. The plugin seems to store a lot of instances into the cron option in the wp_options table.
For good reference I was using the WP Comments integration only.
For example
"nx_cron_update_data": { "47cf07dd1a91726212f2dbfecd25163a": { "schedule": "nx_wp_stats_interval", "args": { "post_id": 73940 }, "interval": 180 }, "d667e1cc98941386e35484c4d7631f6c": { "schedule": "nx_wp_stats_interval", "args": { "post_id": 56391 }, "interval": 180 }, "57fb263a703adabedf0b45a8d3581f72": { "schedule": "nx_wp_stats_interval", "args": { "post_id": 106985 }, "interval": 180 }, "fc51ed0b7b0f58635e01946c09929798": { "schedule": "nx_wp_stats_interval", "args": { "post_id": 5968 }, "interval": 180 },
And that list goes on for a reaaaally long time. (think hundred to thousands of instances)
What happens is that this causes the WP Cron to really get out of control even if you do not use the WP_CRON but use a system cron. (Which for good reference triggered every 3 minutes, which is the same as the interval stored here).
Sadly to say as this was causing high load for this I cant keep using it like that as is. So I had to disable it for now.
Which brings me to the question;
– Is this something you can look into / get resolved?
– If that is something for your upcoming Pro version … count me in.But it has to be dealt with for a fairly large website, otherwise this will take things down.
Look forward to hearing back from you guys.
Kind regards,
Patrick Dankers
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