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I got 10k posts with dates that are in the future. I imported my posts as a draft cause it seems quicker. I have used phpmyadmin to set the status of the posts to future with this sql command: UPDATE wp_posts SET post_status = 'future' WHERE post_status != 'static'; The problem is when I go look at my posts they all say missed schedule when the date hasn't gone past yet! Is there any fix to fix the scheduling?

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  • Note that scheduled posts are actually published by wp-cron entries. You cannot create those via SQL, with any degree of convenience at least. You might also hit issues having that many schedules.
    – Rarst
    Apr 20, 2014 at 14:41

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The closest thing I can think of is a plug-in which will periodically take a draft and publish it for you. http://wordpress.org/plugins/drafts-scheduler/ Maybe that will help you.

Update: above plugin has some issues so I wrote another one for this purpose. http://www.superblogme.com/auto-post-scheduler/

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