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Support / Re: Warning mysqli_connect
« on November 27th, 2014, 10:27 AM »
In most cases (and almost on GoDaddy and other shared hosters) it's an server issue.
If this machine is dedicated to you, extend the my.cnf with the following code:
Code: [Select]
Then restart MySQL.
On non dedicated systems make sure that connections are not persistent.
If this machine is dedicated to you, extend the my.cnf with the following code:
max_connections=200Then restart MySQL.
On non dedicated systems make sure that connections are not persistent.
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Bug reports / Re: Users can no longer browse new posts
« on November 24th, 2014, 04:45 PM »
You can empty the cache in database with e.g. PHPMyAdmin or Webmin, etc...
Just enter:
Code: [Select]
Give it a try.
Can't reproduce your problem on my install. Hmm...
Just enter:
truncate table we_pretty_urls_cacheGive it a try.
Can't reproduce your problem on my install. Hmm...
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Archived fixes / Re: Twice in online list?
« on November 13th, 2014, 09:04 AM »
Never happend again. Please move it.
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Bug reports / [Notification] Re: @Mentions sent with prefered language of mentioning user
« on November 12th, 2014, 09:25 AM »
Got your notification in English. So it's still present....
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Bug reports / Re: Board Index Order & Purge Cache on Menu issues
« on October 1st, 2014, 08:04 PM »
I've submit a PR for this issue. :)
Must do (or Nao) a bit work on it.
Got no freetime at the moment :(
Must do (or Nao) a bit work on it.
Got no freetime at the moment :(
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Off-topic / Remote code execution through bash!
« on September 25th, 2014, 02:34 PM »
It's possible to execute remote code through bash.
This is a major security vulnerability.
Please update your distros (if you are root). :)
e.g. Debian:
apt-get update
and then:
apt-get dist-upgrade
Full message:
http://www.openwall.com/lists/oss-security/2014/09/24/11
This is a major security vulnerability.
Please update your distros (if you are root). :)
e.g. Debian:
apt-get update
and then:
apt-get dist-upgrade
Full message:
http://www.openwall.com/lists/oss-security/2014/09/24/11
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Plugins / Re: Suggestion: HTTPS Login
« on September 24th, 2014, 02:00 PM »
Cool! :cool:
If you login via https, all your requests will be answerded from https.
So for me it makes sense to hash the admin with separate salts.
And yes. SPDY will be faster. There are several extensions for apache and other webservers to get the full benefit from SPDY (mod_spdy, etc).
If you login via https, all your requests will be answerded from https.
So for me it makes sense to hash the admin with separate salts.
And yes. SPDY will be faster. There are several extensions for apache and other webservers to get the full benefit from SPDY (mod_spdy, etc).
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Plugins / Re: Suggestion: HTTPS Login
« on September 24th, 2014, 09:54 AM »
What's the benefit of doing only https for the login?
The best would be to let your site running completely over https. Also Google implement https as a ranking signal for sites.
But you can always choose to redirect your users from your webserver to specific pages (.htaccess).
The best would be to let your site running completely over https. Also Google implement https as a ranking signal for sites.
But you can always choose to redirect your users from your webserver to specific pages (.htaccess).
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Features / Re: Let's discuss privacy openly!
« on September 2nd, 2014, 11:52 AM »
I'm running Wedge on InnoDB with compressed tables. This is rocking cool and fast.
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Features / Re: Let's discuss privacy openly!
« on September 2nd, 2014, 11:35 AM »
Lightyears ago I mentioned the advantage of a seperate privacy table. :)
I like the idea.
Especially it's a milestone for Plugins to deal with privacy settings.
If you only would MyISAM left aside...
InnoDB is so smart, when it come to table / query caching.
Therefor you don't have to worry about an subquery and table locks.
Let MySQL decide which layout to use. It's stable and more crash save than MyISAM.
Take a look at Facebooks implementation of InnoDB!
There's a reason they are using it.
What's more efficient?
Hmm... we must try.
Have a flag in topic table is the easiest solution.
But...
Have two privacy tables is more clean and logical.
I would prefer the second solution, because who knows where we will go with privacy in the future. :)
I like the idea.
Especially it's a milestone for Plugins to deal with privacy settings.
If you only would MyISAM left aside...
InnoDB is so smart, when it come to table / query caching.
Therefor you don't have to worry about an subquery and table locks.
Let MySQL decide which layout to use. It's stable and more crash save than MyISAM.
Take a look at Facebooks implementation of InnoDB!
There's a reason they are using it.
What's more efficient?
Hmm... we must try.
Have a flag in topic table is the easiest solution.
But...
Have two privacy tables is more clean and logical.
I would prefer the second solution, because who knows where we will go with privacy in the future. :)
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Support / Re: Update
« on August 31st, 2014, 10:34 AM »
Welcome back. :)
Upgrading is easy as 1,2,3.
Simply put all new files in place and the upgrade will start if you enter your forum.
Upgrading is easy as 1,2,3.
Simply put all new files in place and the upgrade will start if you enter your forum.
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Features / Re: Let's discuss privacy openly!
« on August 30th, 2014, 10:49 PM »
Will answer next week. Sorry, but a bit busy irl. :)
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Archived fixes / Re: Wedge.org broken in IE11
« on August 21st, 2014, 10:25 PM »
Sounds like an very old bug in IE.
In IE9 they have rendered mime types in a wrong way.
Also it's known that there are some problems with IE11 with the latest release.
Perhaps it's wise to keep this issue in mind and wait for the next update....
In IE9 they have rendered mime types in a wrong way.
Also it's known that there are some problems with IE11 with the latest release.
Perhaps it's wise to keep this issue in mind and wait for the next update....
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Archived fixes / Re: Wedge.org broken in IE11
« on August 21st, 2014, 05:42 PM »
Win 8.1 IE 11 works perfect for me.