Go to the the ow_base_mail table in your DB via phpmyadmin, as soon as you do the mass mailing refresh this table until you see that the mails go away.
Keep us updated.
ok I found the place where you said, and I saw those emails which are not actually sent. I refresh serval times but nothing happened...
Is your cron job properly configured?Could you please show me how to do it?
Go to the the ow_base_mail table in your DB via phpmyadmin, as soon as you do the mass mailing refresh this table until you see that the mails go away.
Keep us updated.
I found run.php under ow_cron , but don't know how to do with it...
Is your cron job properly configured?Yeah I keep refreshing but it not going away.....
Go to the the ow_base_mail table in your DB via phpmyadmin, as soon as you do the mass mailing refresh this table until you see that the mails go away.
Keep us updated.
if none of the command work, contact your hosting provider to assist you to configure it properly.
Here's the tutorial how to configure your cron: http://docs.oxwall.org/install:cronOK just minutes ago my user said they could receive my email but 5 minutes later than the time I press the send button. How to fix the delay?
if none of the command work, contact your hosting provider to assist you to configure it properly.
Here's the tutorial how to configure your cron: http://docs.oxwall.org/install:cronOK I found it, but when I add the cron job it said "The file does not exist." But there really is a run.php under my files.
if none of the command work, contact your hosting provider to assist you to configure it properly.
And seem like the cron job only can apply file path not command.
I found my run.php like this : /www/web/weizhaiyou_com/public_html/ow_cron/run.php
Here's the tutorial how to configure your cron: http://docs.oxwall.org/install:cronOK I found it, but when I add the cron job it said "The file does not exist." But there really is a run.php under my files.
if none of the command work, contact your hosting provider to assist you to configure it properly.
And seem like the cron job only can apply file path not command.
What is the full cron command line you are using?
It should look something like this:
If Oxwall is in the root and main domain
/usr/bin/php /home/username/public_html/ow_cron/run.php
or if Oxwall is on an addon domain.
/usr/bin/php /home/username/public_html/yourdomain.com/ow_cron/run.php
Replace the bold type with your hosting username and domain name.
If your Oxwall is in a sub folder you will need to add that in the path
/usr/bin/php /home/username/public_html/yourfolder/ow_cron/run.php
or
/usr/bin/php /home/username/public_html/yourdomain.com/yourfolder/ow_cron/run.php
Are they the same thing?
Seems like an odd path for a Linux Apache server. Are you on Windows hosting?No it called CentOS 64 bit.. I'm quite sure that is Linux... I setup cron job for every minutes and direct it to to that run.php , but not working! I still see those emails as queue in ow_base_mail . Going crazy!!