Has anyone had any experience with a scheduled task that is mysteriously
running but does not appear in the ColdFusion Administrator? I am racking my
brain on this one and starting to feel a little insane.
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Is there another instance of CF somewhere that could be triggering the task
to run? does the server log show the http request, and the scheduler
activity, or just the http request?
On Wed, Jan 18, 2012 at 2:00 PM, Matthew Gersting wrote:
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> Has anyone had any experience with a scheduled task th
What are the symptoms that lead you believe a scheduled task is running?
I assume it's something along this line, "the only way such and such could
get updated, is if this file, in this folder is hit. Looking at the logs
this file is clearly being hit - but it's not linked to anywhere"
If that i
put some code in the scheduled task to log the address of the server that
is executing it. You will probably find it is being called from somewhere
else.
we have had this issue lots of times with clients and it always turns out
that the scheduled task is still setup on their old hosts server.
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Thanks for the tips - I'll try these out and let you know what, if anything, I
find.
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Hey, all - thanks for the ideas. I ended up manually going through the
neo-cron.xml file for all our many, many instances and finally found it - it
was in a very old instance that had been re-purposed a long time ago.
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We had this very same problem, and removing it from the neo-cron.xml file
was the only way to get rid of it.
-Dain
On Thu, Feb 2, 2012 at 1:43 PM, Matthew Gersting wrote:
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> Hey, all - thanks for the ideas. I ended up manually going through the
> neo-cron.xml file for all our many, many insta
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