I have installed cronjob but I'm still not getting any notification. I have updated the user credentials. Please check.

Hello David S Jacoby,

Sorry for late reply to this,
I have tried to access in your site, but it seems like you provided that login credential is not working.
Also, can you provide us with your Cpanel access so we can help you check on the cronjob is it set correctly? Please advise.

Please try again with these settings:

Hello David S Jacoby,

Sorry for late reply to this,
Actually I would like to access in your Cpanel, because I unable to check the cronjob configuration from FTP access.
may i know are you using hostgator server? http://www.hostgator.com/
If yes, can you provide us with your Cpanel URL access and login credential as well? Please advise.

Please check the cPanel details under Optional Information.

Hello David S Jacoby,

Thanks for getting back to us quickly,

I have tried to access in your Joomla backend, but i getting this :

You are not authorised to view this resource.

By the way, i have help you configured the correct wget path from your cronjob

/bin/wget -O /dev/null "http://ogpnetwork.com/discuss/index.php?option=com_easyblog&task=cron"

//Replace with

/usr/bin/wget -O /dev/null "http://ogpnetwork.com/discuss/index.php?option=com_easyblog&task=cron"

Also, can you turn off the option from your backend > Easyblog > setting > notification > General > Send emails on page load - NO
And set Process how many emails at a time - 20 or more than that, I have help you set the cronjob everytime process 5 minute

Then the notification should be send out to your subscriber. Please have a check.

Thanks. It's working now.
BTW, if I import large amounts of contacts (in the right format) to "jos_easyblog_blogger_subscription" table. Will it work?

Hello David S Jacoby,

You're welcome,
First may i know where this table data "jos_easyblog_blogger_subscription" come from?

Is it this table "jos_easyblog_blogger_subscription" user already existing in your Joomla current site?

If yes, we can provide a sql statement to help you run this in your database.

We have database of around 31000 users who have registered on our portal and this data is in CSV format. Now, it will be helpful if you can guide me on how to upload contacts to this back end for the blog post notifications.

When I was looking for a solution to this problem through cPanel (phpmyadmin), I came across "jos_easyblog_blogger_subscription" table. I think this is the main location where all the subscribers is saved. Kindly confirm if this is the right table or not.

If yes, then please provide a sql statement.

Thank you.

Hello David S Jacoby,

Sorry for late reply to this,
Yes, the correct table normally the site subscription data will store in jos_easyblog_site_subscription.
The "jos_easyblog_blogger_subscription" table is stored which user subscribe in blogger profile.
Actually this feature already available in EasyBlog 4, but it still in development phase.

Can i have your CSV format file as well? (you can put your CSV file in your Joomla root folder)
So we can take a loook your CSV format file and try process this. Please advise.

Apologies for the tardy response. Was held up. Due to the sensitivity of the information, I'm not uploading the complete file. You can download the section of file from here: http://ogpnetwork.com/email.csv

Hello David S Jacoby,

Sorry for late reply to this,
Yes, I knew that was sensitivity of the information, actually I have suggested you can upload the full CSV file in your Joomla root folder/tmp file
After we got it the full information CSV file, we can try to import all the subscriber in your Easyblog.

Thanks Arlex. I have uploaded the full list to /ogpnetwork.com/tmp/ directory. Please check http://ogpnetwork.com/tmp/email.csv file

Hello David S Jacoby,

You're welcome, i have uploaded the solo_development_2014-07-16.sql file in your /ogpnetwork.com/tmp/ directory , can you open that file i gave you and change the table prefix match with your table prefix. Check my screenshot below.

After you changed, then import the file in your database. If you need assistance, can you provide us with your Joomla backend access as well? Please advise.

It's working. Thanks for all your help.

Hello David S Jacoby,

You're welcome, glad to heard your issues resolved.