Good Morning,
Good Morning,
I think the error is because it is not able to synchronize with a “cron”
If you look at the message, although this is Spanish, it is indicating that you have not performed any synchronization for 21 hours
I guess we’ll have to fix this first so we can fix the rest.
In the message it says:
The last execution of a job ran 22 hours ago. Something seems to go wrong
Schmu
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Alright. Could you please describe: how did you setup the cron job?
What is the output of
crontab -l -u wwwrun
What happens if you run the defined cron jobs manually?
sudo -u wwwrun <cronjob command>
Could you check the system logs for any message about failing cron jobs?
It does not allow me to do anything with wwwrun and then I can not find the “syslog” file where I think it should be the “cron” log
Schmu
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This output just means that you forgot to define the cronjob for Nextcloud
Execute:
crontab -e -u wwwrun
Enter:
*/15 * * * * php -f /srv/www/htdocs/nextcloud/cron.php > /dev/null 2>&1
Wait 15 minutes and check the admin page again.
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Thank you so much for everything,
By putting that command in the “cron” you already perform the actions.
The problems with “opcache” are still there, but I’ll see another way to fix it (Restart apache and php and it did not work)
Again, thanks for everything.
@Schmu
very well helped! you’ve been really patient and successful, in the end.
hooooooorraaaaaay
<3
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Schmu
27
Thank you very much @JimmyKater
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