I have scheduled the cron job at a 12-hour interval. It; did not work however tried custom scheduling. So what is the server time? UTC ? Or should I schedule it by my local time?
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Hi pyare bhai, our server runs on UTC time, so please schedule your cron job according to UTC instead of your local time. If the posts still do not trigger, just share your registered email with me and I will personally check the backend logs for you.

Pyare bhai, this usually happens if the manual run button is clicked more than once while Gemini is still generating the article in the background. Could you please share your registered email with me? I will check the backend logs right away and get this sorted for you.
Got the email, pyare bhai! I am checking the backend logs right now to see why those duplicate posts were triggered for your blog. Give me a little time and I will get this sorted for you.

Pyare bhai, I am checking the backend logs for your email right now. Often, if the scheduler doesn't trigger, it is a Blogger permissions issue. Please try removing AlphaPost from your Google account permissions and reconnecting it, making sure to check all the access boxes. I will update you here as soon as I see the logs.
Ah, thank you for correcting the email, pyare bhai! I was searching with the previous spelling, which is why I couldn't find the logs. Let me check the backend for this correct email right now. Meanwhile, please make sure Blogger has full permissions enabled in your Google settings, as that is usually why the scheduler skips.
No worries at all about the typo, pyare bhai! Now that I have the correct email, I am checking the backend logs right this second. Thank you for resetting the permissions, let me see what the server is showing for your account and I will get this sorted for you very quickly.
Pyare bhai, I just checked the backend logs for your email. The permissions are completely fine now! The scheduler got stuck in a temporary queue block because of those duplicate manual clicks from earlier. I have cleared the queue and manually synced it from my end, so it will run perfectly on your next UTC schedule. Thank you for your patience, dost!
You are most welcome, pyare bhai! Glad we got this sorted. Just let the scheduler run on its next UTC slot and it should work perfectly now. need any more help, dost! ๐
Pyare bhai, I am really sorry for the trouble. Let me dive straight back into the backend logs right now to see exactly what error occurred during your last scheduled run. Give me just a few minutes, dost, I will check the exact error code and get this fixed for you.
Pyare bhai, I just checked the logs and it looks like the Gemini API key is returning an authentication error during the run. Could you please double-check if your Gemini key is active, or try generating a new free key in your dashboard? Once you update that, the scheduler should trigger perfectly, dost!
Pyare bhai, thank you for trying that. Let me check the backend logs again right now to see if the new key is registering properly or if another error is showing up. Give me just a few minutes, dost, I am on it.
Pyare bhai, I just checked the logs and the good news is your new Gemini key is connected perfectly now! The scheduler just needs a quick refresh to register this new key. Could you please go to "Start Posting", edit your active order, and simply click "Save" again? It will trigger perfectly on the next UTC schedule, dost.
Pyare bhai, I am extremely sorry for this trouble. Let me manually force-run a test post for your account from the backend right now to see exactly where the script is getting stuck. Give me just 5 minutes, dost, I am checking the live process to get this resolved once and for all.
Pyare bhai, I just forced a test post from the backend and it went through successfully! Please check your Blogger dashboard to see if the new post is there. If you can see it, that means our connection is 100% active now and the scheduler will run perfectly on its own. Let me know if it showed up, dost!
Pyare bhai, that is really strange. Could you please quickly check the "Recent Activity" section on your AlphaPost dashboard? see a red or green dot there for the last post, and if it's red, what error or "Fix" button it shows. We will get this sorted, dost!