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I've noticed that my automated sharing of blog posts to Mastodon using the #ShareOnMastodon plugin seems to be broken.

From the looks of it, it broke earlier this week, and I think it happened when I installed and activated the #DocketCache plugin to enable persistent object caching, as recommended by #WordPress's "site health" feature.

Part of enabling Docket Cache (at least on #DreamHost) involves disabling Wordpress's built-in WP-CRON and replacing it with a cron job on Dreamhosts's end. I'm wondering if that might be part of the problem.

I've enabled debugging for both Wordpress and Share on Mastodon, so hopefully I'll have some better details to send @janboddez's way soon (tagging only for a heads-up at this point, since I'm still gathering information).

In the meantime, if you're interested in following my blog, RSS or going straight to the source will be your best bet. Last time I tried the #ActivityPub plugin, I couldn't get it working correctly because my blog's in a subdirectory, and I haven't revisited it yet to see if getting that working is any easier now than it was back then.

Figuring out WordPress issues is a lot less fun when you can only do it in fits and starts in the evenings or on weekends. I really need to figure out how to suddenly be independently wealthy so I can just dive into a problem until it's solved instead of this piecemeal crap.

I've noticed that my automated sharing of blog posts to Mastodon using the #ShareOnMastodon plugin seems to be broken.

From the looks of it, it broke earlier this week, and I think it happened when I installed and activated the #DocketCache plugin to enable persistent object caching, as recommended by #WordPress's "site health" feature.

Part of enabling Docket Cache (at least on #DreamHost) involves disabling Wordpress's built-in WP-CRON and replacing it with a cron job on Dreamhosts's end. I'm wondering if that might be part of the problem.

I've enabled debugging for both Wordpress and Share on Mastodon, so hopefully I'll have some better details to send @janboddez's way soon (tagging only for a heads-up at this point, since I'm still gathering information).

In the meantime, if you're interested in following my blog, RSS or going straight to the source will be your best bet. Last time I tried the #ActivityPub plugin, I couldn't get it working correctly because my blog's in a subdirectory, and I haven't revisited it yet to see if getting that working is any easier now than it was back then.

Figuring out WordPress issues is a lot less fun when you can only do it in fits and starts in the evenings or on weekends. I really need to figure out how to suddenly be independently wealthy so I can just dive into a problem until it's solved instead of this piecemeal crap.

I've noticed that my automated sharing of blog posts to Mastodon using the #ShareOnMastodon plugin seems to be broken.

From the looks of it, it broke earlier this week, and I think it happened when I installed and activated the #DocketCache plugin to enable persistent object caching, as recommended by #WordPress's "site health" feature.

Part of enabling Docket Cache (at least on #DreamHost) involves disabling Wordpress's built-in WP-CRON and replacing it with a cron job on Dreamhosts's end. I'm wondering if that might be part of the problem.

I've enabled debugging for both Wordpress and Share on Mastodon, so hopefully I'll have some better details to send @janboddez's way soon (tagging only for a heads-up at this point, since I'm still gathering information).

In the meantime, if you're interested in following my blog, RSS or going straight to the source will be your best bet. Last time I tried the #ActivityPub plugin, I couldn't get it working correctly because my blog's in a subdirectory, and I haven't revisited it yet to see if getting that working is any easier now than it was back then.

Figuring out WordPress issues is a lot less fun when you can only do it in fits and starts in the evenings or on weekends. I really need to figure out how to suddenly be independently wealthy so I can just dive into a problem until it's solved instead of this piecemeal crap.

I've noticed that my automated sharing of blog posts to Mastodon using the #ShareOnMastodon plugin seems to be broken.

From the looks of it, it broke earlier this week, and I think it happened when I installed and activated the #DocketCache plugin to enable persistent object caching, as recommended by #WordPress's "site health" feature.

Part of enabling Docket Cache (at least on #DreamHost) involves disabling Wordpress's built-in WP-CRON and replacing it with a cron job on Dreamhosts's end. I'm wondering if that might be part of the problem.

I've enabled debugging for both Wordpress and Share on Mastodon, so hopefully I'll have some better details to send @janboddez's way soon (tagging only for a heads-up at this point, since I'm still gathering information).

In the meantime, if you're interested in following my blog, RSS or going straight to the source will be your best bet. Last time I tried the #ActivityPub plugin, I couldn't get it working correctly because my blog's in a subdirectory, and I haven't revisited it yet to see if getting that working is any easier now than it was back then.

Figuring out WordPress issues is a lot less fun when you can only do it in fits and starts in the evenings or on weekends. I really need to figure out how to suddenly be independently wealthy so I can just dive into a problem until it's solved instead of this piecemeal crap.