Hello Arthur,

The issue is because the user id 62 is no longer in your database. You might want to change the author for the feed here: http://screencast.com/t/sZuqfyIodeN . I have changed it in one of your feeds and the error is no longer there. Hope this helps.

Hi Nick

Thanks for your quick response. I made the changes you suggested and the "ID" errors have been corrected. Also changed and published the category where the feeds are to go and the category shows up in the list on the test website. Performed an "Execute" process for each feed. However, the process bar starts, but it appears the processes just hang. (Please see the attached graphic) Do you have any additional instructions as to how I can get this to work?

Thanks
Arthur

Hello Arthur Scott,

Sorry for late reply to this,
I'm try to open the console and check the execute ejax call result, it seems like it show "5".

Then i tried to manually run this cronfeed command :
http://yoursitedomainname/index.php?option=com_easyblog&task=cronfeed&debug=1
It seems like work fine.

10 items migrated from feed "Homedit " (http://feeds.feedburner.com/Homedit)

Or did you want to setup a cronfeed, so it will automatically process your feed?
Documentation link : http://stackideas.com/docs/easyblog/cronjobs/setting-up-cronjobs-for-feed-imports-in-cpanel
Please advise.

Hi Arlex

Thanks for getting back with me. I noticed only feeds from Homedit came through and not from the other two feeds. Any idea why those are not working? I attempted to do an "Execute" for the two feeds that didn't work and the process hung again (see attachment "feedprocess").

Secondly, you state "I'm try to open the console and check the execute ejax call result, it seems like it show "5". Should I not put "5" in the cron interval field (see attachment "3stackideas.jpg"). I would like to setup a cron job that imports the feeds automatically. Is that something that I should setup in my hosting provider's management console using the command below?

/bin/wget -O /dev/null "http://mywebsite.cloudaccess.net/index.php?option=com_easyblog&task=cronfeed

Thanks
Arthur

Hello Arthur Scott,

Sorry for late reply to this,
Oh, that was not related what i show you in the console result.
Can you pass me with your Cpanel access so we can help you configure the cronfeed in your site? Please advise.

Hi Arlex

My hosting provider doesn't use CPanel. However, if you would provide me with the command that I need to use, I can setup the Cron job with their assistance. Once I have it setup and tested, I'll respond back to you so that you can verify that it's working.

Thanks for your help and let me know what command to use.
Arthur

Hello Arthur,

You can use this as a guide since you didn't mention which one does you used.
http://stackideas.com/docs/easyblog/cronjobs
http://stackideas.com/docs/easyblog/cronjobs/setting-up-cronjobs-for-feed-imports-in-cpanel

If you have anymore question, please don't hesitate to ask us.
Hope this will help.
Thanks.

Thanks Mohd for your response. Do I need to setup a cron job for each feed? For example, I have 3 feeds to import, do I need to set one up for each or just one for the Easyblog import task?

Thanks
Arthur

My hosting provider is Cloudaccess and they don't use Cpanel. However, here is the cronjob command that I used:

0 18 * * 1,3,5,6 curl http://mywebsite.cloudaccess.net/index.php?option=com_easyblog&task=cronfeed MAILTO=arthur@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxcom

Please te

Hello Arthur Scott,

First you have to consult with your Webhosting provider regarding this wget path, because not every hosting provider supports /bin/wget. It's best that you contact your hosting provider to find out the utility that can be used to access websites.

After you consulted with your Webhosting provider, you can try following the CRON command (if you already get the correct wget path, you can modify below the wget path e.g " /usr/bin/wget " ) :

*/5 * * * * /usr/bin/wget -O /dev/null "http://yourdomainname/index.php?option=com_easyblog&task=cronfeed" >/dev/null 2>&1

Hope this help.