Hi Michel Broggi,

Can you provide us with your Joomla backend and Cpanel access so we can help you check on this?

details below.

many thanks!

Michel

Hi Michel Broggi ,

I am really sorry for the delay of this reply as it is a weekend for us here.

I've checked in your site, it seems like this only 1 feed already imported in your site before -> http://www.sela.info/sela-blog/categories/aromatherapie?format=feed&type=rss

So it will not imported again in your site, by the way, It seems like your blog listing page didn't exist this blog post, so I help you import again with this post from the RSS Feed URL.

Hi Arlex,

Many thanks for fixing this! I still have some questions and would be glad if you can answer them:

We have configured a cron job, so any new posting in the feed should be imported automatically. Did you see if it was configured correctly? ALos, how did you manage to import the post? I have tried executing the feed import manually, but that would'nt work. And what do you mean by "It seems like your blog listing page didn't exist this blog post"?

Many thanks again for the excellent support.

Michel

Hello Michel,

I've tried to manually run the http://www.florentia.ch/index.php?option=com_easyblog&task=cronfeed and the test feed is successfully imported. Here means the Easyblog part is working. Maybe there is something wrong with your cronjob setting. May I know is the wget path in your cronjob setup is correct?

wget -O /dev/null

You might want to check with your hosting about the wget path.

Hi Nick,

I have contacted Siteground support, and they have told me to use the following syntax:

wget -O "http://www.florentia.ch/index.php?option=com_easyblog&task=cronfeed"; > /dev/null

I have changed this but it still doesn't work...

Regards,
Michel

Hello Michel,

Can you try the following cron command instead and see how it goes?

/usr/bin/wget -O /dev/null "http://www.florentia.ch/index.php?option=com_easyblog&task=cronfeed"

Hi Ezrul,

I've tried the command, but it doesn't seem to work either...

Ragrds,
Michel

Hello Michel,

I've checked your cron command in your Cpanel and it seems like the cron command is executing correctly. Here is the cron log that I received in my email, http://screen.stackideas.com/2015-05-22_1736.png . May I know if I missing something here?

Please advise.

Hello Ezrul,

Thank you for checking this! If you go to the feed that is being imported (http://www.sela.info/sela-blog/categories/listings/aromatherapie) you will see that the latest article has not been imported. If the Cron job is working, then it must be something different....

Thanks!
Michel

Hello Michel,

It seems like you have set the cron interval inside the feed settings to 30 minutes, thus when the cron command is running it will only processing the feed at 30 minutes interval. Since you have created a cronjob for this I've remove the cron interval in the feed settings and use cron interval from your cpanel instead.

The latest blog post should appear now in your site. Please have a look.

Hi Ezrul,

Ok, so that was the problem! Many thanks for your help!

Regards,
Michel

You're Welcome Michel Broggi,

Glad to hear your issue have been resolved. if there's any issue that required our assistance, do let us know in a new post =)


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