That has recently happened to me.
First of all, I will point out that I am using Drupal 7, and we are managing a number of jobs using the Ultimate Cron module, which as you may know, is dependant on the Background Process (and Progress) module(s). We migrated our site from a test server to a live server, with identical setup, and all of a sudden, our cron jobs packed in. I couldn't run them automatically, manually, externally, with drush or even from the root shell.
For a day I struggled. With every CRON setting I could imagine.
Then, whilst manually trawling through the system and variable tables in the database I discovered the following setting:
background_process_derived_default_host | a:1:{s:7:"default";a:1:{s:8:"base_url";s:20:"http://test.desynit.com";}}
http://test.desynit.com is the name server of test site (obviously). This is not the path of the live server.
So I leapt into the admin config for the BACKGROUND PROCESS module, and lo and behold, there it was..
I clicked "Determine default service host" and this was instantly updated to the new correct base_url for the live server, and away you go!
Full cron ahead.
I hope this helps someone out.
Hello Simon, I´ve read your post several times in my desperate search of answers to all my novice questions about integration of drupal and salesforce. I had no luck for what i think must be basics: why when I delete a record in SF, the corresponding account in drupal doesn´t disappear? or how to trigger actions (rules) when a new -for example- user is created?
ReplyDeleteCould you point me in the right direction? where to read from, tutorials... anything would come handy.
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nico
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