Now its working better af doing this but some language is still not oke like ACP_SETTINGS_EXPLAIN in the ACP and FPB_SOURCE in the frontend of the forum.
The Feed Post Bot uses phpBB's built-in cron system to check for new feed items. This system depends on users visiting your board. phpBB will arrange for periodic tasks to be run automatically when users visit the board. When you have a board with few visitors (not counting bots) this may not be so regular as you expect.lupus77 wrote: ↑Fri Nov 03, 2017 4:12 pm I somehow have the problem that feeds are not fetched automatically. Interval for processing feeds (seconds): is set to 1800 seconds but nothing happens. If i sync manually the feeds are updating.
Looks like cronjob will not run? I checked with cron status and the cron is set to auto.
If it helps, I recently moved from one server to another. Completely deleted the old RSS Simple Feed and installed Feed post bot.
I've had the same issues. Double topics and FPB_SOURCE variable displaying.
Thank you! This was the culprit. Changed this option and now feeds are automatically fetched again. We have a stable userbase, so system cron is not necessary.Ger wrote: ↑Mon Nov 06, 2017 8:29 am
You can instead choose to go to the ACP -> Server settings -> Run periodic tasks from system cron.
When on, phpBB will not schedule any periodic tasks by itself; a system administrator must arrange for bin/phpbbcli.php cron:run to be run by the system cron facility at regular intervals (e.g. every 5 minutes). This means the cron service will check each 5 minutes if there is a pending task to be executed, including (but not only) the feed fetching. If you don't know how to set a cron job, ask for support at your hosting provider.
Well, it took me quite some time to figure this one out. It happens under some specific conditions I haven't met before. First time for everything I guess.
That's to be expected, when you remove the data all records about new items are also removed so the feed post bot just fetches everything. Best practise in such cases is to fetch the first round in a hidden forum and move the relevant (new) topics to the desired public forum. After the firstt fetching you can hange the target forum for the feed as all data is now up to date.Also after al the new installs some topic are 3 double on my forum.
That's to be expected. During fetching the feed post bot switches to the specified user. It needs to change permissions, language, timezone, etc. to post correctly. Otherwise it could be that when a guest or regular user triggers the cron, the active user doesn't have permissions to post in the specified forum.nhseacoast wrote: ↑Wed Nov 08, 2017 9:40 am Hmm...I just upgraded to your fix. Strange behavior. I manually fetched feeds, when I went to board index it briefly logged me in as the feed user. Then switched me back to admin after a screen refresh.
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» SQL ERROR [ mysql4 ]
Column 'topic_desc' cannot be null [1048]
An SQL error occurred while fetching this page. Please contact the Board Administrator if this problem persists.
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That extension doesn't allow these parameters, it requires them. Therefore, any other extension that creates topics will have a conflict with the SEO4ALL extension.nhseacoast wrote: ↑Wed Nov 08, 2017 10:19 am There is a conflict with SEO4ALL extension. I'm getting a SQL error when FPB finds a feed to post.
SEO4ALL allows users to enter a meta description and meta tags for their topics. Here is the error.