itsjustdiana

Here’s what worked for me. Set up this cron job:

wget -O https://yoursite.com/wp-cron.php > /dev/null 2>&1

A lot of other posts I’ve read suggest adding the query string ?doing_wp_cron to the end of the command. That did not work for any of my websites. But once I removed the query string. It worked!

Also I have one website that has define( ‘DISABLE_WP_CRON’, true ); in wp_config.php and another one that doesn’t. In both cases, the cron job above (without query string) published the scheduled posts.

Hope that helps!

Are any of you using iMember360? In my case, I strongly believe that was the cause of the problem.

Hello – this thing happened to me again today and I’m sure I left the plugin deactivated. So maybe it’s not the plugin??

This happened to me too!

I update the plugin on 8/31 and on 9/2, I thought my website was hacked. My home page was reset to a different page, media files gone, admin user was deleted so I couldn’t login.

I called my hosting provider to restore up my files. The first attempt was to restore to 9/1 (post-plugin update) and that didn’t work. The second backup was restored to 8/27 (pre-plugin update) – and that worked.

I left the plugin deactivated overnight. Today, I activated and updated the plugin and a few hours later… I was “hacked” again ??

Hi –

I updated the date time settings under General Settings shortly after I installed WordPress on my server and before I installed this plugin. The date is working correctly for the rss feeds using this plugin but it is not working for feed to posts.

If my date settings where not set up correctly, then wouldn’t I see an error for both the rss feeds and the feed to posts?

Any other suggestions on how to fix the feed to posts? The posts that are suppose to expired are not being deleted and new posts aren’t being imported.