Google Sitemap Cronjob Setup in 1.5.2

[deepee]

Hi All

 

The instructions on the back office Google Sitemap Module Configuration says:

 

Use cron job to re-build the sitemap:

"http://mysite.com.au/modules/gsitemap/gsitemap-cron.php?&token=742dd6b674&GSITEMAP_ALL_CMS=0&GSITEMAP_ALL_PRODUCTS=0"

 

I set the cronjob up in my cPanel exactly as above:-

 

Minute Hour Day Month Weekday Command Actions

0 9 * * * "http://mysite.com.au/modules/gsitemap/gsitemap-cron.php?&token=742dd6b674&GSITEMAP_ALL_CMS=0&GSITEMAP_ALL_PRODUCTS=0"

I set up an email notification for each time it runs.

 

My host's Cron Daemon returns an error:

/bin/sh: "http://mysite.com.au...emap-cron.php?:" No such file or directory

 

Anyone have any ideas as to what needs to be changed to get it to run as it would be a very useful feature?

 

Thanks

deepee

Edited March 22, 2013 by deepee (see edit history)

[deepee]

After some experimentation with cPanel's Cronjob builder it's as simple as putting the wget command and a single space in front of the URL in the Google Sitemap Module :

 

"wget http://mysite.com.au/modules/gsitemap/gsitemap-cron.php?&token=742dd6b674&GSITEMAP_ALL_CMS=0&GSITEMAP_ALL_PRODUCTS=0"

 

Hoping this helps some more people to get it working.

 

Cheers

deepee

[Bejo]

After some experimentation with cPanel's Cronjob builder it's as simple as putting the wget command and a single space in front of the URL in the Google Sitemap Module :

 

"wget http://mysite.com.au/modules/gsitemap/gsitemap-cron.php?&token=742dd6b674&GSITEMAP_ALL_CMS=0&GSITEMAP_ALL_PRODUCTS=0"

 

Hoping this helps some more people to get it working.

 

Cheers

deepee

 

 

Thank your 4 share.

[Totti]

If I use the cron manager I create a file to 0 kb.

 

If I do the BO everything is working correctly.

 

Why ?

[junnecito]

Thank's a lot now works.

[patrickvbw]

If I use the cron manager I create a file to 0 kb.

 

If I do the BO everything is working correctly.

 

Why ?

 

Same problem here, i get an empty file..

 

If i create the sitemap through the button it works fine..

[deepee]

The cPanel cronjobs ran inconsistently for me too.

 

I ended up bookmarking the cronjob URL in firefox and by just by clicking it, it would refresh the sitemap, e.g.:

http://mysite.com.au/modules/gsitemap/gsitemap-cron.php?&token=742dd6b674&GSITEMAP_ALL_CMS=0&GSITEMAP_ALL_PRODUCTS=0"

 

I now use a Firefox extension called "My Weekly Browsing Schedule" that visits the URL automatically on a user defined shedule, such as on startup.

https://addons.mozil...wsing-schedule/

 

It's a bit fiddly to set up initially but it works well.

Edited March 5, 2013 by deepee (see edit history)

[bilalhussain]

Hello Everyone,

 

Following URL for my shop is not generating sitemap.xml correctly. It create an empty sitemap file. But when I click on the button to generate sitemap, it works fine? Any help?

I am using PrestaShop™ 1.5.3.1.

 

When I browse the following link it creates a sitemap.xml and when I click on the button it creates another sitemap-1.xml???? I have no idea whats going on...can someone shed some light on it please.......

 

http://mysite.com/modules/gsitemap/gsitemap-cron.php?&token=ce03751c73&GSITEMAP_ALL_CMS=0&GSITEMAP_ALL_PRODUCTS=0"

 

Thanks,

Bill

Edited March 12, 2013 by bilalhussain (see edit history)

[Whispar1]

Just an FYI - This is a known bug: http://forge.prestashop.com/browse/PNM-895

Until a fix comes out either use the button as you indicated or try one of the workarounds posted above.

[bilalhussain]

Thanks PrestaShop Apprentice

[deepee]

I've edited the topic subject and removed [sOLVED] until the developers fix it properly....

[Whispar1]

Here is a fix - working for me in 1.5.3.1

Line 208 of gsitemap.php

 

Replace this code:

$tmpLink = $this->context->link->getProductLink((int)($product['id_product']), $product['link_rewrite'], $product['category'], $product['ean13'], (int)($product['id_lang']));

 

With this code:

$tmpLink = $this->context->link->getProductLink((int)($product['id_product']), $product['link_rewrite'], $product['category'], $product['ean13'], (int)($product['id_lang']),null,0,true);

 

and use wget as instructed above

[bilalhussain]

I just upgraded PS to 1.5.4.0 and replace the gsitemap.php code as you instructed. Then I used the wget command instructed below but again it generated 0.000MB size with 0 indexed page.

 

note: I don't think upgrading PS to the latest version could cause any problem not to work your gsitemap replacement code.. just a thought..

 

 

After some experimentation with cPanel's Cronjob builder it's as simple as putting the wget command and a single space in front of the URL in the Google Sitemap Module :

 

"wget http://mysite.com.au/modules/gsitemap/gsitemap-cron.php?&token=742dd6b674&GSITEMAP_ALL_CMS=0&GSITEMAP_ALL_PRODUCTS=0"

 

Hoping this helps some more people to get it working.

 

Cheers

deepee

[silentRun]

Also, you have to take into account if your shop is offline or online ...

[cyberwala]

thanks its working...

[dominio]

Hi there,

 

if Do not know if this is an issue anymore but for me it works

 

my syntax is wget "http://www.yoursite.com/modules/gsitemap/gsitemap-cron.php?token=3a1934d3e1&id_shop=1"

 

cheers

[marrakchi]

Bonjour,

 

Pour moi en PS 1.6.0.14 et thème default la solution ci-dessous fonctionne: 

 

 wget "http://www.yoursite....4d3e1&id_shop=1"

ne pas oublier l'espace après le wget

[Marmulet]

Bonjour,

 

Moi aussi ça fonctionne sur Prestashop 1.6.1.2

wget "http://example.com/modules/gsitemap/gsitemap-cron.php?token=2...7&id_shop=1"

 

Merci à tous, je cherchais depuis plusieurs comment faire. On peut aussi utiliser curl je pense.