Well what happened was, the process_mail_queue.php script
somehow got
killed and the lock file stayed behind. So whenever the cron
script
tried to run this php script again, it wouldn't allow it
because of the
lock file. Consequently there were two instances of crond
running and
also the process_mail_queue was showing as an active process
in the
memory ($ ps -ef | grep crond; ps -ef | grep php). I fixed
this by
killing the process that was still in memory, then running
'process_mail_queue.php' with the --fix-lock option and then
restarting
crond.
- Vishal
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