i'm still having the same problem back when i was still with shared hosting, the problem is that at some point in the day, the site prevents users from logging in and registering. the only solution to fix this is to rename a plugin. i don't wanna have to keep on relying on this, because i won't be awake when people register or can't login when i'm away and what not. so can someone please tell me what's wrong with this? or is anyone having the same problem?
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i deleted the custom rooms already so i'm just stickin with group's chat room. but yeah i'm pretty sure it's the cron job because it happened on both shared and on my vps.
Maybe you really need to look into it, because maybe the issue is not so related to the videochat as well as to the cron. So maybe the problem will reoccur when another plugin is using the cron.
i think it maybe the cron as well, i'll wait till my system log rotates
@Cim any news yet?
i removed the create new chat room link and just sticked with group chat rooms because it's persistent so no more cron errors
i need help guys, the same problem with jeroen's cron scripts is affecting my site and i'm not even using videochat anymore! i think it's the system logs not being able to rotate. i can't seem to login anymore man! what do you think is the problem?
Quite scary... have you completely deleted the videochat from the mod/folder?
What about applying http://trac.elgg.org/ticket/2622 ? We had very weird issues at one point, directing into this issue...but can not confirm for sure... just guessing here ;)
@cim so i can assume, for now, that it is not related to the videochat plugin. Did you try to run the cron manually as i suggested before? And see if there is any error, or that the problem occurs after the cron run? Do you have simplecache enabled? If you turn it off, is it still happening? Do apache error logs show any clue or error which may lead to the solution?
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