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We are using EasyBlog with lehighwheelmen.org. We have had issues with multiple notifications to our members when a new article is posted. EasyBlog support suggested that we disable the page load option and instead use a cronjob to send the emails.
I visited Sitetools>Devs>Chron jobs. I understand how to set the interval, but am not sure about the command to send the emails generated by EasyBlog. Their support person sent me the following. Is the command in the second line the one I should use? Thanks for your assistance.
If your hosting provider supports wget, the simplest way to setup the cronjob would be:
/bin/wget -O /dev/null "https://yoursite.com/index.php?option=com_easyblog&task=cron";
You need to check with your hosting company for the correct path to wget /bin/wget
I visited Sitetools>Devs>Chron jobs. I understand how to set the interval, but am not sure about the command to send the emails generated by EasyBlog. Their support person sent me the following. Is the command in the second line the one I should use? Thanks for your assistance.
If your hosting provider supports wget, the simplest way to setup the cronjob would be:
/bin/wget -O /dev/null "https://yoursite.com/index.php?option=com_easyblog&task=cron";
You need to check with your hosting company for the correct path to wget /bin/wget
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