@uwharries Let me configure your server. I need access via SSH only. Send PM with credentials (host, port, root's login and password).
Croncheck plugin: most likely wrong version installed (the one you tried is not compatible with the Elgg version you use).
Please don't mix elgg-cli cronjobs with the other approach. Use one way for all intervals.
I haven't used the message_queue plugin since a while and also not looked at the code. I'm not sure right now if the fact that unsent reminders exist is a sign that it doesn't work. The reminders are not necessarily sent immediately but a certain time before the event takes place. For example, a reminder to be sent 1 day before an event with the even taking place next month would not be sent now.
Thank you so much.....I have messaged you with Cpanel info and elgg access info. This is just so nice of you.
I have created a few test reminders that are past due and several of the others are past due. I have deactivated the poor man's cron plugin. Still no reminders are sent and the hourly cron job is still coming back with:
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For newbies, I recommend to translate it. You can use Translation editor plugin also.
Only 10 events showing up (and no pagination to get to the next events) could be caused by another 3rd party plugin that modifies the default Elgg pagination. You might want to test if this is the case by disabling the other 3rd party plugins temporarily to see if this makes any difference.
Are there even more than 10 events to display? And have they shown up in the past, e.g. on an older version of Elgg or the Event Calendar plugin in case you have updated your site at some time, or have they newer been displayed at any time?
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