I have a database of a number of purchased plans with a value of minutes_left from which I want to subtract 1 number every minute. Now I am using this code using cron job: $sql = "SELECT * FROM pls";…
My question sounds familiar I am sure, however a bit adjusted. The problem is: I have a node js server which listens for http requests, once a connection is made it posts some responses to the client. Before I say…
Need to expire post to draft when it reaches date from ACF date-picker field. This is code I'm using: // expire offer posts on date field. if (!wp_next_scheduled('expire_posts')){ wp_schedule_event(time(), 'twicedaily', 'expire_posts'); // this can be hourly, twicedaily, or daily }…
There are these two applications: WordPress-site with REST-API. Let's call this Brandon. Another system, using the REST-API. Let's call this Jeremy. I know about the WordPress Stack Exchange, but this is more a PHP question than it is a WordPress…
I have a python file which is created on windows which is also working on ubuntu OS aswell. I have a VPS in hostinger platform where this script should run in daily basis. But triggers on the scheduled period is…
The TF plan shows the following: # aws_scheduler_schedule.gh_runners_ubuntu_start["gh_runner_ubuntu"] will be created + resource "aws_scheduler_schedule" "gh_runners_ubuntu_start" { + arn = (known after apply) + group_name = (known after apply) + id = (known after apply) + name = "gh_runners_ubuntu_start-ormos-runner" + name_prefix…
I am very surprised by the fact that I found that it seems that Magento 2 launches all RabbitMQ consumers only by cron. I expected to see RabbitMQ as a separate application that accepts tasks from PHP / Magento code…
I just learned earlier how to create a cron job, now I want to execute the command daily automatically. In my kernel file, I declared it everyMinute but when I check the path it didnt backup the file DbBackupDaily <?php…
I have been trying to find a Cron expression to use in my AWS Glue Job. I tried many examples and I'm still not sure if this is possible or NOT, since this is the first time I'm adding time…
I'm trying to run a python script inside a Docker container every 2 minutes. To achieve this, I am using a cron job. When I run the Python script on the host machine, it executes perfectly, but inside the docker…