We use clockwork in our local and it works great. However when we did a release in server, it caused issue. We have different server users for request and backend task and the default clockwork folder permission is 644 so it has permission issue.
Except for the permission issue, what I don't understand is the clockwork is not enabled in server, so why it still tries to write the index file(or check the file is writable)?
I suggest everyone use
composer require itsgoingd/clockwork --dev
instead of composer require itsgoingd/clockwork
if you don't use clockwork in production.
Hi guys,
We use clockwork in our local and it works great. However when we did a release in server, it caused issue. We have different server users for request and backend task and the default clockwork folder permission is 644 so it has permission issue.
Except for the permission issue, what I don't understand is the clockwork is not enabled in server, so why it still tries to write the index file(or check the file is writable)?
Thanks. Gordon