Hello, as I said last week I have since this version problems with global search not AOD, searches only 1 one module (opportunities) and not in the other modules, ans all is enabled.
So I tried AOD. It works for the new inputs. But I need to index the whole DB. Is there a command to do it ?
Indeed, was not created. Just did it. But I also have a cron problem. All is done on the cPanel, with -f, without, etc β¦ but the schedulers never ran β¦
You will need to debug with your host to get your schedulers up and running, as a lot of funtionality(such as Workflow, AOD) needs the scheduler to fully function.
<?php
if(!defined('sugarEntry'))define('sugarEntry', true);
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//change directories to where this file is located.
//this is to make sure it can find dce_config.php
chdir(dirname(__FILE__));
require_once('include/entryPoint.php');
// $sapi_type = php_sapi_name();
// if (substr($sapi_type, 0, 3) != 'cli') {
// sugar_die("cron.php is CLI only.");
// }
if(empty($current_language)) {
$current_language = $sugar_config['default_language'];
}
$app_list_strings = return_app_list_strings_language($current_language);
$app_strings = return_application_language($current_language);
global $current_user;
$current_user = new User();
$current_user->getSystemUser();
$GLOBALS['log']->debug('--------------------------------------------> at cron.php <--------------------------------------------');
$cron_driver = !empty($sugar_config['cron_class'])?$sugar_config['cron_class']:'SugarCronJobs';
$GLOBALS['log']->debug("Using $cron_driver as CRON driver");
if(file_exists("custom/include/SugarQueue/$cron_driver.php")) {
require_once "custom/include/SugarQueue/$cron_driver.php";
} else {
require_once "include/SugarQueue/$cron_driver.php";
}
$jobq = new $cron_driver();
$jobq->runCycle();
$exit_on_cleanup = true;
sugar_cleanup(false);
// some jobs have annoying habit of calling sugar_cleanup(), and it can be called only once
// but job results can be written to DB after job is finished, so we have to disconnect here again
// just in case we couldn't call cleanup
if(class_exists('DBManagerFactory')) {
$db = DBManagerFactory::getInstance();
$db->disconnect();
}
// If we have a session left over, destroy it
if(session_id()) {
session_destroy();
}
if($exit_on_cleanup) exit($jobq->runOk()?0:1);
Your cron job should be OK - it is essentially the same. The only thing is that the user calling it should be the same as the web server, and should have permissions on the installation path.
Iβm not familiar with cPanel, but my guess is that it runs the cron job as user that you created it in. As long as it is the same user that created the suitecrm environment, it should be ok.