Issue with Feed Update Intervals

  • Ranuka

    (@ranukah)


    1 week ago

    Could you explain why each feed’s last run time is different on https://digitallinks360.com/? I’ve attached a screenshot for reference.

    Screenshot – https://i.ibb.co/h8SsJxh/Screenshot-217.png

    If you check, for instance, the feed for searchenginejournal.com, it ran 10 hours and 12 minutes ago, while the feed for socialmediatoday.com ran just 38 minutes ago.

    When I check the RSS feed for searchenginejournal.com, there are new posts from the last few hours, but they haven’t been fetched by the site yet.

    I’m not sure if this is relevant, but I’m using a Linux cron instead of the WordPress cron using wget command in each hour.

    I don’t think this is causing the issue, as some feeds do run each hour. However, it appears that some feeds don’t run every hour as expected.

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  • Thread Starter Ranuka

    (@ranukah)

    Update: If I use the “Run Now” button via wp-admin/edit.php?post_type=feedzy_imports, it successfully fetches the posts. However, when the cron job runs, it doesn’t fetch posts for some sites.

    Plugin Support Poonam Namdev

    (@poonam9)

    Hi @ranukah,

    In your case, you have configured a Linux cron to run a wget command every hour. This should trigger the WordPress cron system manually by simulating a visit to the website.

    Please use a plugin like WP Crontrol to inspect and manage WordPress cron events. Please check for any missed or overdue Feedzy-related cron jobs.

    Thread Starter Ranuka

    (@ranukah)

    I am already using the WP Crontrol plugin. According to it, there is only one cron related to Feedzy, which is feedzy_cron. Iit should run, and that’s why some posts are added. However, the issue is why all feeds don’t run when the cron executes.

    Screenshot – https://i.ibb.co/h8SsJxh/Screenshot-217.png

    If you check, for instance, the feed for searchenginejournal.com, it ran 10 hours and 12 minutes ago, while the feed for socialmediatoday.com ran just 38 minutes ago.

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