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  • November 27, 2025 at 7:20 pm in reply to: Newsletters stuck in final sending process #351411
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    Hi again,

    I solved the issue by checking and reconfiguring the WordPress cron jobs with WP Crontrol. For some reason, many of them had their next execution scheduled for 10 years’ time. This did indeed affect the scheduler, but not for configuration reasons, but because of the ridiculous planned next execution times.

    Thanks for pointing me in the right direction!

    November 27, 2025 at 3:15 pm in reply to: Newsletters stuck in final sending process #351381
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    Hi Stefano,
    Thanks for your quick reply! Lol, Iget the idea behind the ‘impatient people feature’ 😉

    Anyway, when I checked the WP Scheduler, everything was marked with a green ‘OK’. This is for the parameter “Scheduler: OK” and “Delivery job: OK (note: everything seems fine!)”. All the others below are also marked with a green OK.

    A cron job triggers WordPress every 300 seconds as recommended.

    However, just seing ‘Job next run’ made me realise that it says in German ‘Job next run: 7. Februar 2036, 12:01; 20:57:49 left”, which basically means that it will run on 7 February 2036 at 12:01. How can it be so long ahead?

    Just below at ‘Last cron call’ it shows that the last cron call has always been within the past 5 minutes, which tells me that it is running correctly there.

    I’m confuded why ‘Job next run’ is so far in the future, even though I have not actively scheduled the newsletter.

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