sampoyigi eko Bugs me out too, but we will get it right eventually đ Moving forward, major updates will get a week or two for QA testing before release.
sampoyigi saidias Erm no leave them, since v3.0.4-beta.20 TI uses Laravel queues when sending emails and it worked well without setting up a queue worker, but seems that/something has changed in laravel v6. Check if setting up a queue worker makes any difference. See the Installation - TastyIgniter Documentation and Running The Queue Worker - Laravel docs on how it works or set the default driver in config/queue.php to sync to execute the jobs immediately without a queue worker.
saidias sampoyigi UPDATE: âdefaultâ => env(âQUEUE_CONNECTIONâ, âdatabaseâ), or âdefaultâ => env(âQUEUE_CONNECTIONâ, âsyncâ), doesnât make any difference.
eko saidias Funny as for some reason it works after making this change and it did not before it. Maybe you have a magic hand or system đ
saidias eko Well dangit, Im not getting the same results as you are. I too am running Running v3.0.4-beta.22. sam - any additional things I can try?
eko I use latest beta version. Took while to setup but now works well. It is a big improvement over the April version so well done Sam!
brad saidias I know this is probably too late. But I had the same issue where the change didnât work. I fixed it by runnning: php artisan config:clear
eko How I got it to work thanks to posts by others and copied below and amended: 1-Create a sub-domain (so no interference with any .htaccess if in sub-directory) 2-Install the project using the composer command: composer create-project tastyigniter/tastyigniter:dev-master . âprefer-dist (I could not get the advised create-project tastyigniter/tastyigniter . âstability=beta to work properly) Use FTP or file manager and copy from subdomain the example.htaccess to .htaccess file and uncomment RewriteBase / Edit subdomain/config/queue.php to /* âdefaultâ => env(âQUEUE_CONNECTIONâ, âdatabaseâ), */ âdefaultâ => env(âQUEUE_CONNECTIONâ, âsyncâ), 7-Create a Mysql database and user 8-install the project php artisan igniter:install Hope it will now work for you.
saidias eko I want to debug this problem without having to reinstall. How can I see error logs? I not seeing any errors in System Logs. I suspect maybe my DB didnât complete the migration scripts?
eko The locations of logfiles can be discovered from /config/logging.php Depending on how you host TI you may also find error log there.
