Forum Activity for @brian

brian
@brian
03/18/17 04:35:26PM
10,149 posts

BuGz


Jamroom Developers

Yep - this is all good. Jamroom has A LOT of modules and functionality, so there's almost always some area that needs extra attention, so feel free to post here or shoot us any issues you find to support [at] jamroom [dot] net.

Thanks!
brian
@brian
03/18/17 04:33:57PM
10,149 posts

[BUG] Add non-existent Follower


Jamroom Developers

Those URLs are never called directly by the user, so the chance of them being fired wrong is low. You will see it because you're developing and testing, but we will get some checks in there.

Thanks!
brian
@brian
03/18/17 04:32:50PM
10,149 posts

Plugin / Module Licensing


Design and Skin Customization

Have not checked out your module yet, but did you see the Followers to Friends module?

https://www.jamroom.net/the-jamroom-network/networkmarket/393/followers-to-friends

it turns the Followers module into a "friends" module.
brian
@brian
03/18/17 04:31:19PM
10,149 posts

/modules/jrCore/tools/ffmpeg' has size=15950411 instead of 15951292


Using Jamroom

No - you don't need to do any of that. You have 2 choices:

1) Figure out why the stock, JR provided ffmpeg is being corrupted when uploaded to your server. This has been happening to you for a long time, so I would recommend getting to the bottom if it. Maybe your hosting provider can help you with that.

2) install or compile your own custom version of ffmpeg (you'll need to include libfaac) and then update your Jamroom data/config/config.php file and override the core provided ffmpeg:

$_conf['jrCore_ffmpeg_binary'] = '/usr/local/bin/ffmpeg';

Use the correct path to your custom ffmpeg.
brian
@brian
03/18/17 10:33:07AM
10,149 posts

/modules/jrCore/tools/ffmpeg' has size=15950411 instead of 15951292


Using Jamroom

Repair Modules fixes jamroom module data in the database - it does not change things on your file system (and likely does not have permissions to change ownership on files).
brian
@brian
03/18/17 10:29:08AM
10,149 posts

/modules/jrCore/tools/ffmpeg' has size=15950411 instead of 15951292


Using Jamroom

soaringeagle:
oh srry haha i didn't understand what you meant im not fully awake yet

no worries :) I need at least one full cup of coffee before my brain is up and running lol
brian
@brian
03/18/17 10:28:06AM
10,149 posts

Plugin / Module Licensing


Design and Skin Customization

This sounds pretty cool - what module have you created?

Our primary concerns when it comes to 3rd party modules are:

1) Support - are you going to be here 2 years from now to help users who may have questions?
2) Security - have you used Jamroom's security functions to ensure your module does not expose a security issue on the site running it.

Since you based your module on the MPL, we usually would like to see it released for free - since you're building on work we provided for free. However, if the changes are substantial and are going to require ongoing maintenance work, then we can check it out and see if it makes sense to have it be relicensed under the JCL.

Feel free to shoot me a copy of the module to support [at] jamroom [dot] net - I'd like to check it out. Note that I''m just about to head out here though, so would not be able to check it out for a day or two.

Let me know if that helps.

Thanks!
brian
@brian
03/18/17 10:15:06AM
10,149 posts

/modules/jrCore/tools/ffmpeg' has size=15950411 instead of 15951292


Using Jamroom

I just posted you the output of ls -l on the ffmpeg binary, so you can see the SIZE.
brian
@brian
03/18/17 10:08:00AM
10,149 posts

/modules/jrCore/tools/ffmpeg' has size=15950411 instead of 15951292


Using Jamroom

-rwxr-xr-x  1 jamroom jamroom 15951292 Feb 24 20:25 ffmpeg
brian
@brian
03/18/17 10:06:48AM
10,149 posts

More performance questions


Jamroom Developers

DannyA:
We've been looking at some ways to improve our DB performance. Our logs are showing A LOT of calls to INSERT INTO jr_jruser_session. How can we identify and reduce the number of calls being made. What is inserting? Are there ways of saving more of that information in a cookie for example?

This is Jamroom's user sessions, and it already uses a session cookie. You're not going to be able to reduce these calls in any way, other than offloading them to a new session handler (which is coming with the Redis module in JR Cloud 2.0).

Every single request by a logged in user will trigger a write to the session DB - that's how PHP sessions work.

Let me know if that helps.
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