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6 hours ago, Marc Stridgen said:

Sorry, we would need more information. We need to know when it was scheduled for, when it actually showed, and an example user it was showing to before published (along with where it was actually showing). 

Yeah, I know this is a tough one to display, I wish I had a better way to display the info needed. I can grant you admin rights if that would help.

I don't recall when it was originally scheduled because one of our editors messed with it after it became visible. What I do know is that it became visible almost immediately - certainly within an hour of being approved.

It was visible to all users in all user states before it published. Normally, only administrators can see something scheduled to be published.

29 minutes ago, Marc Stridgen said:

Yes, that is correct

This was published a day or two ahead of when it was scheduled. It was also visible to users before it published.

https://twinsdaily.com/news-rumors/minnesota-twins/early-season-review-will-the-twins-be-contenders-r14099/

21 hours ago, Jim M said:

Do you have an example which we can look at which encountered this?

You mean something that has already published ahead of schedule? 

We run four installs of IPB and only one of them is suffering from this problem.

We have writers who write entries that later require approval from an editor/admin. That's fine, works as expected.

But if the admin edits the piece and sets the publish date in the future, after approving it the article publishes automatically within the next hour or two. Sometimes it's immediate, sometimes it's five minutes, but it's publishing *way* ahead of schedule.

Is this a common bug in 4.7.9 and would providing system logs or anything else help to better explain the underlying issue?

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