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Hi, I have never used forge before.
Maybe you can compare the setup to this video his https://laracasts.com/series/learn-laravel-forge/episodes/19
Just a suggestion
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Sep 22, 2021
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How do I set up php artisan queue:work on a server with Forge/Envoyer?
I'm a bit confused as to how to set up php artisan queue:work on a server with Forge. At first, I set up a Daemon in Forge with php artisan queue:work however that did not start any of the jobs that were already queued up, nor new ones that I started with the app.
Then, I tried setting up a new worker under Queue for the site in Forge as per https://forge.laravel.com/docs/1.0/sites/queues.html
I tried both redis and database connection type. I checked Run Worker As Daemon (Laravel 4.2+) as I'm on Laravel 8 (my understanding is it provides a slight performance boost and happens automatically when doing php artisan queue:work?)
Everything else I left at default.
While it says the worker is running, the jobs that I'm starting with the app are not actually kicking off, until I manually go into the server and type php artisan queue:work
What can I do to resolve this issue?
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@frankielee Thanks. Just watched and do not see anything different.
Level 29
@curiosity Maybe try to clear the cache and restart the server.
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Can you share your daemon setup on forge?
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@dastii Not sure what you mean by this. The settings I used you mean?
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Okay so I did get it working on the site queue section creating a worker, but it seems sometimes it would work and others it wouldn't. After pushing on Envoyer today it seemed not to work again, until I restarted the workers in Forge. I have cd {{ current }} php artisan queue:restart set up in Envoyer though. (Honestly, I have a few workers set up in Forge now, and I don't even know which ones are working or not, just that something is working, lol.)
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