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The issue was caused by depleted entropy by PHP script.
To resolve the issue generate entropy by using haveged daemon:
Enable EPEL repository:
yum install epel-release
Install daemon with the following command and enable it:
chkconfig haveged on
systemctl start haveged```
Hi @unixynet, I have disabled the Laravel scheduler cron and create a simple cron with a php file that records time of execution, and the problem seems to still be there… I’m thinking this is more of a server issue than a laravel. See results:
Cron logs
Oct 1 10:01:01 localhost CROND[2315]
Oct 1 10:02:01 localhost CROND[2388]
Oct 1 10:03:01 localhost CROND[2440]
Oct 1 10:04:01 localhost CROND[2493]
Oct 1 10:05:01 localhost CROND[2566]
Oct 1 10:06:01 localhost CROND[2627]
Oct 1 10:07:01 localhost CROND[2743]
PHP file execution logs
Monday, 01-Oct-2018 10:00:01 EDT
Monday, 01-Oct-2018 10:05:42 EDT
Monday, 01-Oct-2018 10:05:42 EDT
Monday, 01-Oct-2018 10:05:42 EDT
Monday, 01-Oct-2018 10:05:42 EDT
Monday, 01-Oct-2018 10:05:42 EDT
Monday, 01-Oct-2018 10:06:01 EDT
Monday, 01-Oct-2018 10:07:01 EDT
Cron looks OK. How’s your DB? Can you enable the slow log to see if any queries are slowing things down and thus affecting event clearing?