Automation

Pending requests management

For many extensions, the management is manual or not in realtime.

Nevertheless, WISECP does not know the result of all operations, especially those that are processed asynchronously. Synchronization of asynchronous operations must therefore be handled separately.

When the case occurs, the module records the operation in pending state in the table “netim_async” of your local WISECP’s database. Then a cron task, included in the module, is executed to check and process all pending operations.

Important ⚠️

We are only able to manage pending registrations, transfers and renewals with WISECP. All domain updates which could be pending are considered as done by default.

Automation

The Netim module cron task is set to be executed by default on a per minute period and comes with a setting to define its frequency.
Look at cronjob-period in the config.php file of the module.

It means that there is no impact on the frequency you have enabled your cronjob, you will be able to tune the module cron frequency.

If the cronjob runs every minutes, update cronjob-period to 5 or 10 minutes for example.
If the cronjob runs every 10 minutes, update cronjob-period to 1 so that the Netim module cron task is executed at each run.

Important ⚠️

We urge our resellers to not schedule the service to be executed in less than 5 minutes. Shorter delay could led to an overload of our systems.

If cron debug is enabled, cronjob-debug in the config.php file of the module, you can monitor and get the task logs at Tools > Process Logs > Module Activity Logs.

Look after “Netim” in Module name and “Cron” in Action Name entries and click Details to open the logs.

As an example, you can see that this cron task processed the domain name wisecp-acceptance-03.com which was in pending registration.