I have some users showing online permanently but not all
i have been in contact with my hosts and cron.php is running correctly at a 5 minute interval
so why do certain random people remain online permanently?
this is really bugging me now, someone must know :-/
thanks for reading
Dom
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Leader FaceTester
Feb 20 '12
do you mean this user info ?
On my oxwall-testing side is this information on "Latest" as standard.
in this case the userlist staying all time, after i click the "Online" bottom
then i receive the actual list of users.
in the section of "Members" there is the same Listing with standard at "Latest", have you there all members with the green sign "Online now" ?
greets
FaceT
On my oxwall-testing side is this information on "Latest" as standard.
in this case the userlist staying all time, after i click the "Online" bottom
then i receive the actual list of users.
in the section of "Members" there is the same Listing with standard at "Latest", have you there all members with the green sign "Online now" ?
greets
FaceT
The Forum post is edited by FaceTester Feb 20 '12
Michael I.
Feb 22 '12
The _only_ reason why members are always shown as online is cron issues. I don't know any other reasons.
Dominic Walters
Feb 23 '12
some are permanently online and some are not
the cron is running perfectly according to my host and cron jobs are supported by my host
they say it's not a cron issue, also ,I know my cronjob is working as i didn't have this problem before updating to 1.3.1
is my site corrupted?
the cron is running perfectly according to my host and cron jobs are supported by my host
they say it's not a cron issue, also ,I know my cronjob is working as i didn't have this problem before updating to 1.3.1
is my site corrupted?
Leader Michael
Feb 23 '12
the ones not online may sign out before leaving. that would show the symptoms you describe.
Check cron. It is the most obvious answer. Hosts can be wrong.
Check cron. It is the most obvious answer. Hosts can be wrong.
Dominic Walters
Feb 23 '12
my cron is
/usr/local/bin/php -q /home/*******/public_html/fishface/ow_core/cron.php
/usr/local/bin/php -q /home/*******/public_html/fishface/ow_core/cron.php
Michael I.
Feb 29 '12
Do you have access to your server via SSH? Try running your cron command there - if it runs w/o errors, it works fine. If it displays errors when runs, the answer is obvious.
