go-crontab | 分布式任务调度系统 | Cron Utils library
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- main is the main entry point for testing
- handle job save
- InitJobManager initializes JobManager
- InitApiServer initializes the API server
- SaveJob saves a job
- InitConfig initializes the configuration file
- BuildResponse builds a response object
- initArgs initializes command line flags
- Initialize GOMAXPROCS
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QUESTION
I'm using a django_crontab library and it worked fine until I decided to export my SECRET_KEY to an environmental variable. Summing up what I have done in bash (while in my venv):
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Feb-02 at 17:38If using environment variables isn't a MUST for you, you can use python-decouple
package which is pretty straightforward and easy to use. see this at pypi.
then, you can read SECRET_KEY
like this: (in settings.py
)
QUESTION
When running pip install django-cron
I get the following error:
ANSWER
Answered 2020-Aug-17 at 08:51This usually happens when you don't have write access to your /vagrant/.venv
folder. You can check access with ls -l
cmd.
If so, you should change your access on your /vagrant/.venv
folder.
QUESTION
I want to mimic the functionality that Gmail has, where you can choose to send an email at a certain time (maybe 3:34 am tomorrow) in Django.
I looked at something like django-crontab
(https://pypi.org/project/django-crontab/).
I came up with an idea to use django-crontab
to achieve this:
- Make a crontab that runs every minute
- Every minute, check if there are any emails that need to be sent
- Send out those emails
This feels a bit hacky and over-engineered. Is there a better way? Thanks!
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Aug-23 at 21:53You can check out celery and how to integrate it with django. Once done, task scheduling is easy,first add your gmail configuration in settings.py as follows:
QUESTION
I have a Django application which I want to configure it celery to run background tasks.
Packages:
celery==4.2.1
Django==2.1.3
Python==3.5
Redis-server==3.0.6
Configuration of celery in settings.py file is:
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Nov-21 at 08:34To make celery work with redis, You have to install additional dependencies.
QUESTION
I have few cronjobs running with the help of django-crontab. Let us take one cronjob as an example, suppose this job A is scheduled to run every two minutes.
However, while the job is running and if it is not finished in two minutes, I do not want another instance of this job to execute.
Exploring few resources, I came across this article, but I am not sure where to fit this in.
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Mar-14 at 13:47According to the readme, you should be able to set:
QUESTION
I am using django-crontab
to run some cron jobs as part of my project. I have a virtual environment setup for this particular project.
So after activating the environment, I add the jobs by using the following command :
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Mar-01 at 10:46django-crontab
is not maintained anymore. Last changes to this library happened over 2 years ago. I really advise stopping using it.
For fixing that bug, you can use either CRONTAB_PYTHON_EXECUTABLE
setting to point to python executable from your env, or CRONTAB_COMMAND_PREFIX
to add something that will just activate this virtualenv before running python.
QUESTION
I have a Django based web application, some functionality of the application is scheduled to be run as a part of cron jobs using django-crontab. I want to hook a debugger so that I can inspect some odd behaviours of my code. I normally use visual studio code. Is it possible to hook a debugger, since cron jobs basically run independently apart from server?
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Feb-13 at 05:33QUESTION
I have to allow the admin the set the cron time from admin view in django. Like i have an configuration model , where admin can put the time as record
- 2 am (record 1)
- 4 pm (record 2)
So on each record i have to run the cron. But cron time is in setting.py
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Dec-01 at 19:01I don't see any nice way of doing it, because vanilla django_crontab allows populating crontab only from settings. You'd better find other package that allows what you want. But if you have no choice, I think the following will work:
my_crontab.pyQUESTION
I'm using django-crontab
to run a function every day in my server. When I add the cron with python manage.py crontab add
everything is ok, I can see the crons and they execute normally (I've tested them running every minute and they do what I want). The problem is the next day it always throws this error:
ANSWER
Answered 2018-May-10 at 06:58In case someone face this problem in the future, It turns out it was a problem with the logs name. Changing the name of the logs to a stable name solved the problem.
QUESTION
Sorry for my english. I use django-crontab in my project. Localy in my project work fine. But i want use Doker, when i run Docker i have error:
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Mar-15 at 14:46Make sure that you already installed cron
with your Dockerfile
It should be something like
RUN apt-get install -y cron
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