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CyberSyn Default Settings confusion
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May 12, 2012
10:08 am
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I set up a cron on my host as described in the Default Settings for CyberSyn. I am confused by this area of settings:

“Check syndicated feeds for updates every minutes. If you don’t need auto updates, just set this parameter to 0.”

Do I need to change the 1440 to anything since I am using a cron to trigger the feed pulling? I have set the cron to pull 3 rss feeds once per day, 3 articles each pull.

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May 12, 2012
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If your cron triggers every day, thus you can use any value in range 1..1440

May 12, 2012
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I am also noticing that the value on one blog is 1440 and it is counting down while on another blog, where I have the plugin installed, the value shows “asap”. Which is correct? How can his be changed? Or, do I need to do nothing? Both blogs have crons set up on my hosting.

 

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May 12, 2012
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You don’t need to do anything. The time before next update will be counting down till it became “asap”. Then the blog will be ready to pull the feed on the next cron event.

May 12, 2012
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OK, so I set up the cron and set the timer to, say 10. In 10 minutes the timer runs out and asap shows up which means the blog is ready for the next cron pull. After the scheduled cron trigger, the timer resets to 10 minutes and begins the countdown to asap again. Is that about right?

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May 13, 2012
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