Notification Delays
Its raining outside and I am waiting for a notification from ITG. I performed an action on a request and it was expected to send me a confirmation. What's going on?!?
Did you ever feel that email notifications were not being sent in time by ITG? I did. And I researched why. Turned out it was a setting in server.conf. The settings is named
EMAIL_NOTIFICATION_CHECK_INTERVAL. It specifies, in seconds, how often the service responsible for sending email notifications should run. If it is set to 600, the service would run every 10 minutes. So even if you perform an action 'now' and you expect a notification 'immediately', it would do so only when the scheduler runs next.
Now that was very simple a reason, isn't it!!!
Well, one more tip before I leave for the day. Wanna turn off notifications from an ITG server altogether?
Open server.conf and set the parameter com.kintana.core.server.TURN_ON_NOTIFICATIONS to false. Run/bin/kUpdateHtml.sh and re-start the ITG server. Bingo! No more notifs from ITG. About the time you start carrying your PDA to dinner with you!
-- Ranjeet Rain
Did you ever feel that email notifications were not being sent in time by ITG? I did. And I researched why. Turned out it was a setting in server.conf. The settings is named
EMAIL_NOTIFICATION_CHECK_INTERVAL. It specifies, in seconds, how often the service responsible for sending email notifications should run. If it is set to 600, the service would run every 10 minutes. So even if you perform an action 'now' and you expect a notification 'immediately', it would do so only when the scheduler runs next.
Now that was very simple a reason, isn't it!!!
Well, one more tip before I leave for the day. Wanna turn off notifications from an ITG server altogether?
Open server.conf and set the parameter com.kintana.core.server.TURN_ON_NOTIFICATIONS to false. Run
-- Ranjeet Rain
posted by Ranjeet Rain | 4:36 PM
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