Warning with WP Cron

  • eyreseyy

    (@eyreseyy)


    1 year ago

    Hello, as per the above screenshot. I am having issues with Easy Updates Manager and Go Daddy (hosting). Go Daddy are saying “To resolve the issue with the WP_CRON JOB being disabled on Managed WordPress hosting, this is due to a default security measure. If you require the WP_CRON functionality, you will need to switch to a cPanel hosting plan where you can enable it.” I don’t want to change the package. I can’t seem to update the email address notifications in the easy update manager plugin because of it.

    I’m sure there is a another way to fix this. Can someone help.

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  • Manuel Camargo

    (@sirlouen)

    1 year ago

    If you have access to your wordpress file, find one called wp-config.php and edit it.

    Inside look for a line called DISABLE_WP_CRON and if its says something like:

    define( 'DISABLE_WP_CRON', true)

    Remove it.

    The message will dissapear.

    Unless you are using an external cron service on purpose. In that case you can simply dismiss this notice. If you don’t know what a cron service is, then simply delete it.

    Thread Starter eyreseyy

    (@eyreseyy)

    1 year ago

    Thanks @sirlouen, I am using File Manager Plugin to check WP Cron and don’t see that. I only see require_once DIR . '/../configs/wp-config-hosting.php'; that is of note. I can’t locate this file though.

    Manuel Camargo

    (@sirlouen)

    1 year ago

    Hey @eyreseyy this seems that they are redirecting your configuration info, to a file one directory under your wordpress installation

    These kind of hostings tend to be very restrictive for “security” purposes (most users are not too technical and they want to offer a very secure experience for them). So probably you won’t be able to go down one directory to access that configs/wp-config-hosting.php file and edit it.

    In this case, I would ask your hosting support service and show what’s going on (including the fact that you cannot edit your config file for this reason)

    durdesh

    (@durdesh)

    1 year ago

    I have tried to reach you for a solution. Thanks.

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