Closed dominicarrojado closed 8 years ago
I have answer for your question. You have more than one CRON on One db. Each cron instance writing to same DB. Once of them write NOT RUNNING!
It's okay now! @mfeuermann
Sorry, I don't understand @mfeuermann comment. Same error for me. How to solve this issue ?
@FlawaCLV you're running SyncedCron on more then one server, but all servers connect to the same database. Every time one SyncedCron instance on one server runs a task, it marks it as ran in the cronHistory db collection, and all the other servers running SyncedCron instances will tell you they're not running the task again, because it's already been run.
In short, it's not an issue. It's normal behaviour unless you run your meteor app on only one server.
@TheGame2500 thanks for your answer. Indeed, I found that yesterday. We're 3 developers running our servers locally but hitting the same MLAB database. We solved it by reconfiguring a little bit are environnement.
Why does it say not running again? How to debug this?