gd42ppv

Hello @simplysaru
I still have lines in the logs indicating a premium version not installed:

I don’t have a premium license; the plugin is not the premium version; my account is “Free for up to 500 subscribers.”
How is it done?

Hello @neosinner

Thank you for this clear answer. I added the command on the server and enabled the “Server-side cron (Linux cron)” setting.
It seems to be working, a line has been added to the logs, this one:
[2025-05-31T04:11:03.573319+00:00] premium.INFO: key-validation.failed {"http_code":403,"home_url":"https://www.my-website.fr","key_type":"premium"} {"free_plugin_version":"5.12.4","premium_plugin_version":"premium not installed"}
I don’t have a premium license; my account is “Free Up to 500 subscribers.”

• This reply was modified 12 months ago by gd42ppv.

Hello @thup90

As I’ve written several times, I run the WordPress cron myself every 2 minutes with a bash command on the server. And the WordPress cron runs the MailPoet cron, as @geraltrivia confirmed here

So if I set the MailPoet command on my server, that will cause the MailPoet cron to run twice, right?

Hello @guicmazeredo

I just contacted my hosting provider again. I’ll let you know their response.

Hello @simplysaru

Here’s my website
I’m currently developing it, so the front end is empty for now.

Hello @geraltrivia,

Here is the translated response from my host:

From what I can see in the logs, there are two main different things:

key-validation.failed {"http_code":403,"home_url":"https://www.my-website.fr","key_type":"premium"}
The site is trying to validate a premium key, but the premium plugin isn’t installed.
To fix this, you can try going to MailPoet > Settings > License Key and clearing any keys entered.

And:
Daemon run ended too early! [...]
This isn’t a fatal error, but a simple warning.
The MailPoet daemon started but stopped immediately, without performing any work.
This may indicate that wp-cron.php is running too often and that no tasks actually needed to be executed.

What do you think? I haven’t touched anything yet.

Hello @thup90

I’m going to contact my host, but first I’d like to understand.

As I wrote, I run the WordPress cron myself from Cpanel with this in a bash command:
wget -q -O - "https://www.my-website.fr/wp-cron.php?doing_wp_cron"
Shouldn’t that run everything scheduled on my site, including MailPoet?

In the plugin settings, I left the default box enabled (the recommended option) as the code provided by the plugin doesn’t work. In the logs, I see MailPoet lines, so the MailPoet cron is running correctly, right? Even if there are errors.