Using Projeqtor v8.1.3...
1) I would like an auto-reminder email to be sent to the person responsible for an overdue ticket, which I /think/ is what the included Indicator #1 "respect of planned due date/time" on element "ticket" does (or at least would do if I ticked the appropriate Mail Receivers).
What I'm less clear about is whether Projeqtor's Cron function needs to be running in order to generate these Indicator emails, or whether Projeqtor uses a similar mechanism to Wordpress where a lightweight cron routine is called on each page request but only does work if more than a preset time has elapsed since the last work cycle. Can someone please clarify this for me?
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2) Normally when I look in Administration section the cron status is "stopped". If I press Run it stays running for about 20 minutes before php-fpm kills it and logs the message "script '/path/to/projeqtor/tool/cronRun.php' (request: "GET /projeqtor/tool/cronRun.php") execution timed out (1104.798923 sec), terminating". That's no surprise of course - the server's php.ini has max_execution_time = 60 seconds.
Is there any way to automatically restart Projeqtor's cron process? For instance by using Linux system cron to wget a url or execute a local CLI file?
1) I would like an auto-reminder email to be sent to the person responsible for an overdue ticket, which I /think/ is what the included Indicator #1 "respect of planned due date/time" on element "ticket" does (or at least would do if I ticked the appropriate Mail Receivers).
What I'm less clear about is whether Projeqtor's Cron function needs to be running in order to generate these Indicator emails, or whether Projeqtor uses a similar mechanism to Wordpress where a lightweight cron routine is called on each page request but only does work if more than a preset time has elapsed since the last work cycle. Can someone please clarify this for me?
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2) Normally when I look in Administration section the cron status is "stopped". If I press Run it stays running for about 20 minutes before php-fpm kills it and logs the message "script '/path/to/projeqtor/tool/cronRun.php' (request: "GET /projeqtor/tool/cronRun.php") execution timed out (1104.798923 sec), terminating". That's no surprise of course - the server's php.ini has max_execution_time = 60 seconds.
Is there any way to automatically restart Projeqtor's cron process? For instance by using Linux system cron to wget a url or execute a local CLI file?