[support] Cron problems

[Daniel Carrera]

I've tried almost all of these suggestions but nothing has worked yet. 
The only one I haven't tried yet is turning off modules. I need to make 
a backup site to test this, but I'm having trouble.

Can anyone help me make a backup site? I made a copy of the database and 
I have a new Drupal site pointing to it, and it basically works. The 
problem is that all links point URL.

If my live site is http://example.org/community

And my backup is http://example.org/backup

When you go to the backup site, all the links generated by Drupal still 
say 'http://example.org/community/<something>'.

Any ideas?

Thanks,
Daniel.


KOBA | Hans Rossel wrote:
> I made a while ago a handbook page with the several solutions Im using
> to solve cron problems, see www.drupal.org/node/553430. Try those and
> please add or correct if there is one missing.
> 
> Hans
> www.koba.be
> 
> 2009/12/31, Greg Knaddison <Greg at growingventuresolutions.com>:
>> On Thu, Dec 31, 2009 at 1:35 PM, Daniel Carrera
>> <daniel.carrera at theingots.org> wrote:
>>> Correction: I took a database backup from yesterday and I ran the same
>>> query and on that database you still don't see any cache_page entries
>>> with '%cron%'.
>>>
>>> I have no idea why running "php cron.php" doesn't give any output now.
>> Weird. The other common source of this problem is the cron_semaphore
>> which can get stuck in a weird state.
>>
>> I suggest looking at your recent log entries admin/reports/dblog and
>> also browsing around looking at information related to cron_sempahor:
>> http://www.google.com/search?q=cron_semaphore
>>
>> Regards,
>> Greg
>>
>>
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