Plugin Subscription

[gbrn]

@DanielnetoDotCom Danny, I installed the Subscription plugin. I verified that it is necessary to run a specific CRON command for it. I added it to my non-ROOT user's CRON and the message still appears. I think I will have to configure the CRON settings with SUDO, correct?

What does this alpha numeric sequence at the end of the CRON command mean?

I also don't understand, what does this "YPTWallet" button do when it is activated?

I didn't see any information about this plugin's CRON configuration on the WIKI: https://github.com/WWBN/AVideo/wiki/Subscription-Plugin

Thanks.

[DanielnetoDotCom]

What does this alpha numeric sequence at the end of the CRON command mean?

this is the authKey (security reasons), now you did make it public, now you may want to change it,

I also don't understand, what does this "YPTWallet" button do when it is activated?

I am not sure what you mean

I didn't see any information about this plugin's CRON configuration on the WIKI: https://github.com/WWBN/AVideo/wiki/Subscription-Plugin

I just add it https://github.com/WWBN/AVideo/wiki/Subscription-Plugin#how-to-add-a-crontab-on-ubuntu

[gbrn]

this is the authKey (security reasons), now you did make it public, now you may want to change it,

@DanielnetoDotCom I have now checked that the authKey is different from what I reported previously, is this normal?

I am not sure what you mean

I'm referring to this button "YPTWallet", which is red and if you click it it turns green.

I just add it https://github.com/WWBN/AVideo/wiki/Subscription-Plugin#how-to-add-a-crontab-on-ubuntu

Good! But I saw here that apparently there is a problem at the beginning of the crontab -e command. This way the configuration goes to the logged in user's Cron, which if not root could be a regular user. I believe it is necessary to add SUDO. Is what I'm saying correct?

That's why I asked at the beginning of this issue:

I added it to my non-ROOT user's CRON and the message still appears. I think I will have to configure the CRON settings with SUDO, correct?

[DanielnetoDotCom]

this is the authKey (security reasons), now you did make it public, now you may want to change it,

@DanielnetoDotCom I have now checked that the authKey is different from what I reported previously, is this normal?

you should use the one that is in the plugin parameter

I am not sure what you mean

I'm referring to this button "YPTWallet", which is red and if you click it it turns green.

To use the subscription plugin you need some payment methods https://github.com/WWBN/AVideo/wiki/YPTWallet-Usage

I just add it https://github.com/WWBN/AVideo/wiki/Subscription-Plugin#how-to-add-a-crontab-on-ubuntu

Good! But I saw here that apparently there is a problem at the beginning of the crontab -e command. This way the configuration goes to the logged in user's Cron, which if not root could be a regular user. I believe it is necessary to add SUDO. Is what I'm saying correct?

That's why I asked at the beginning of this issue:

I added it to my non-ROOT user's CRON and the message still appears. I think I will have to configure the CRON settings with SUDO, correct?

yes, run the crontab as sudo (with sudo user)