[BadgerDog]

Went live today with 1.04 .... :up:

Crossed my fingers and opened up most of our forums to start importing 10 posts at a time from the oldest to newest ....

First few runs seemed quicker with this ordering (old to new) than the testing we did with (new to old)... also turned OFF logging after first few runs ...

Let's see how long it takes to get through our site to the latest ...

y2ksw and BirdOPrey5 ... thanks for all the help from both of you ...

Regards,
Doug

Update: Ok, I started the live execution yesterday at about 4:00 pm (same time as this original post) and checked the first few logs. Everything seemed to be working according to the logs and the earliest threads seemed to be processed. Out of curiosity to see where it was at this morning, I turned LOGGING back ON and waited until cycle for cron had past. I checked logs and there wasn't anything there at all. So, I manually ran the process and watched it (see pic attached). It's been sitting like that for almost 15 minutes, just supposedly processing 10 posts, so I suspect it's hung and I have no idea how long it hasn't been running since I started it at 4:00 pm yesterday. I also don't know if there's been any database damage or not due to the hanging, but the vBulletin error logs don't show any SQL errors and the board seems to be running fine.

I assume I should quite the processing on the screen attached and do what next?

Update to update: In checking actually file storage on the server under /imported, it appears that the last pics imported happened at about 5:05 pm, so it appears that the import mod ran just over an hour after I had originally started it before it stopped working .... and hasn't worked since.

Another update: I have tried turning OFF the cache and that didn't make any difference.

Another update: For info purposes, we are running on a dedicated private host and Safe Mode is OFF, so that shouldn't be a time out problem. y2ksw suspects the job is timing out, so I've asked him for some debug code to be built into a test version of the cron job for manual run testing, so we can see where this is failing and perhaps why.