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• Non enterprise-install
  (HostBill installed manually - not through install.sh script; HostBill installed on control panel account; i.e: on cPanel)
  • If it's possible on your environment, try to install PHP extensions: POSIX and PCNTL. 
    Make sure that those extensions function like pcntl_fork are in disable_functions php.ini declaration for web, and are not disabled for cli usage.

  • If option above is not possible to do, duplicate cron entry for queue.php multiple times (ie 5x):

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    * * * * * php -q /path/to/hb/queue.php -r * * * * * php -q /path/to/hb/queue.php -r * * * * * php -q /path/to/hb/queue.php -r * * * * * php -q /path/to/hb/queue.php -r * * * * * php -q /path/to/hb/queue.php -r

    
    

  • Problem: Queue is taking too much server resources (on cPanel install).
    Solution: Use queue in foreground mode (-r flag in queue.php - refer to Automation/cron setup article)
• Enterprise install
  (HostBill installed through install.sh script, required php extensions are already in place) 
  If particular queue is not performing well (ie. Mailing queue is too slow) you can increase number of workers that this queue have active at once. To do so:
  • Login to your HostBill server through ssh.
  • Switch to HostBill user ( # su hostbill )

  • Run queue.php with -h argument to get list of queue options:

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    php -q /path/to/hb/queue.php -h

    
    

  • In response to command above find argument responsible for setting number of workers on queue you wish to increase, ie: --hb_mail_queue=NUMBER
  • Edit crontab ( # crontab -e -u hostbill ) for HostBill user

  • To queue.php entry add argument with increased number of workers on queue you wish to speed up, like:
     

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    * * * * * php -q /path/to/hb/queue.php --hb_mail_queue=6

    
    

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