What should I do if the scheduled release of Empire CMS suddenly fails?

Reasons and solutions for the failure of scheduled release of Imperial CMS: The system time zone is incorrect, adjust the system time zone setting. The MySQL scheduled task failed. Check the user access permissions and ensure that there is "CREATE TEMPORARY TABLES" permission. The firewall or security policy blocks access. Configure the firewall to allow access to port 3306. PHP configuration problem, adjust cron.lock_mode and session.gc_maxlifetime configuration. The file is corrupted, try reinstalling or restoring the file from backup. The server load is too high or the resources are insufficient. Check the server resource usage. If the task list is damaged or the Empire CMS code is wrong, check the official forum or contact technical support for help.

Empire CMS scheduled release suddenly failed

Causes and solutions

There may be many reasons for the sudden failure of the scheduled release of Empire CMS. The following are some common reasons and their solutions:

1. The system time zone setting is incorrect

• Check whether the system time zone setting of Empire CMS is correct.
• You can go to "System"-->"Basic Settings"-->"System Settings" and select the correct time zone under "System Time Zone".

2. MySQL scheduled task failed

• MySQL scheduled task is responsible for executing scheduled publishing tasks. If the task fails, scheduled publishing will not work properly.
• Go to the MySQL database and check whether the access permissions of user "empiremysql" are correct in the "mysql.user" table.
• Ensure that user "empiremysql" has "CREATE TEMPORARY TABLES" permission.

3. Server firewall or security policy blocks access

• Check if there is anything in the server firewall or security policy that prevents Imperial CMS from connecting to the MySQL database the rule of.
• Make sure that port 3306 (MySQL default port) is configured to allow access.

4. PHP configuration issues

• Make sure PHP is correctly configured to allow CRON jobs.
• Check the values ​​of cron.lock_mode and session.gc_maxlifetime in the php.ini file.
• cron.lock_mode should be set to 2 (flock) and session.gc_maxlifetime should be set to 0.

5. Empire CMS file is damaged

• Check whether the files in the EmpireCMS installation directory are damaged or missing.
• Try reinstalling Imperial CMS or restoring the files from backup.

6. Other reasons

• The server load is too high or there are insufficient resources.
• The task table in the MySQL database is damaged.
• There is a bug in the Empire CMS code.

If the problem still persists after you follow the above steps, it is recommended that you check the Imperial CMS official forum or contact the Imperial CMS technical support team for further assistance.

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