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Posted December 23, 201410 yr Hi,How to speed up the Background Processes. It's moving very very slow. Just 30% for 24 hours for the Rebuilding IPS\forums\Topic\Post, while many of them didn't start yet at all.
December 24, 201410 yr You can set up a cron task that will run once per minute regardless of board activity. System tab -> Advanced Settings, "Use Cron".
January 22, 201510 yr On localhost under Windows, it is not worth the effort of setting up a task. I was asking about the method of doing auto-refresh.In fact, the cron job path under XAMPP is wrong.I do agree that background jobs are preferred but under localhost, there should have been an alternative method.
January 22, 201510 yr If you use the cron method of running tasks it is quite fast.It took me about 3 days to run my small to medium sized forum through it. It is fast in terms of the alternative to cron but overall it would be nice if I could run these consecutively instead over a time-lapse.
January 22, 201510 yr You can set up a cron task that will run once per minute regardless of board activity. System tab -> Advanced Settings, "Use Cron".If you use the cron method of running tasks it is quite fast.I just did that and for some reason I can't access my test install now. When I go to domain.com/testinstall it just sends me to domain.com
January 22, 201510 yr I gave up on loaclhost because I didn't feel I should have to run the queue task repeatedly for a couple of hours to get the upgrade to complete. Some shared hosting do not like a cron job running every minute.
January 22, 201510 yr Management It took me about 3 days to run my small to medium sized forum through it. It is fast in terms of the alternative to cron but overall it would be nice if I could run these consecutively instead over a time-lapse.Beta 6 has things to greatly speed up the cron execution.
January 22, 201510 yr Beta 6 has things to greatly speed up the cron execution. Gotcha. I'll wait to see Beta 6 then
January 25, 201510 yr I'm glad I found this topic as beta 5 is just so painfully slow. :lol:I will wait until beta 6.
January 26, 201510 yr Author How did you do this?Very easy. On a client machine used Chrome browser + Easy Auto Refresh plugin.
January 26, 201510 yr Very easy. On a client machine used Chrome browser + Easy Auto Refresh plugin.Thank you. I used an addon to Firefox.
January 26, 201510 yr I really hope beta 6 is faster...8319 topics88742 posts875 membersThis is by no means a big board but after 72 hours, with a cron job executing every minute, it's still not done.
January 26, 201510 yr I'll be eager to see how it will handle 20+ million posts then... Not too eager to have to choose a reasonable number of various posts and check that content have rebuilt properly.
January 26, 201510 yr I'll be eager to see how it will handle 20+ million posts then... Based on my maths, 16,226 hours.
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