Forum Activity for @brian

brian
@brian
02/09/18 08:09:17AM
10,149 posts

Send attachment in mail


Jamroom Developers

You will want to use the local SMTP server - not the Mailgun Email API.
brian
@brian
02/08/18 10:32:04AM
10,149 posts

possible bugs in beta core?


Using Jamroom

I have the counts issue fixed for the next release - right now the visitor count is including bots when it should not be. How much are you paying for your new server?
brian
@brian
02/08/18 10:11:42AM
10,149 posts

possible bugs in beta core?


Using Jamroom

Just remember that I can't set your server up for you. We've gone down this path quite a number of times in the past, and I've recommended that you do not run your own server. I know you've figured out how to do quite a number of things on your own, and I'm not trying to disparage your effort and desire to figure it out - we just can't be your sysadmin source.

You're going to need to install the latest PHP by adding a custom ppa:

https://launchpad.net/~ondrej/+archive/ubuntu/php

This will NOT work if you are not using Debian/Ubuntu. I cannot help you if you're using a RH linux derivative.

Who are you renting your server from? Can they not set this up for you and ensure everything is working? I know you contacted us a while back about setting up a custom server for you - I never heard back from you. I believe we were able to meet the cost you needed, so let me know if you're ready to move on from futzing with server stuff :)
brian
@brian
02/08/18 10:03:29AM
10,149 posts

possible bugs in beta core?


Using Jamroom

mod_php works fine with PHP 7 - we're running 7.2 here on jamroom.net.
brian
@brian
02/08/18 09:54:01AM
10,149 posts

possible bugs in beta core?


Using Jamroom

If you are using Redis, there is going to be a new beta version of the Redis module released. It requires php-redis now and no longer uses the Predis library.

I'll check on the counts - we just recently had to redo how the counts worked.
brian
@brian
02/08/18 08:58:46AM
10,149 posts

possible bugs in beta core?


Using Jamroom

This is just issues on your server. You want to turn off open_basedir.

I know you inquired some time ago about us running a server for you - if you're ready to move on from banging your head against the wall with your own server, let us know :)
brian
@brian
02/08/18 08:56:39AM
10,149 posts

User Update Changed dashboard ?


Using Jamroom

You are using the Redis module - we need to first update your server to PHP 7 and then get you updated to the newest Redis cache module. For now, you can go into your ACP -> System Core -> Global Config and set the "active cache system" to the "Core Cache" and save.

Contact us with a support ticket when you're ready to update.

Let me know if that helps.
brian
@brian
02/08/18 08:55:08AM
10,149 posts

Send attachment in mail


Jamroom Developers

The fourth parameter to the jrCore_send_email function is an "options" array - you can send attachments by including them in the "attachments" key for the options array - i.e.

$_options = array(
    'attachments' => array(
        '/full/path/to/attachment1',
        '/full/path/to/attachment2'
    )
);
jrCore_send_email(address, 'subject', 'message', $_options);

Let me know if that helps.
brian
@brian
02/03/18 08:00:29PM
10,149 posts

new server (very fast) still some issues remain


Installation and Configuration

Correct- if you need profile domains then use Apache with mod_php if you can. If you really need the per-user process handling of fastcgi then you'll want to play with it - it's not something we develop or test on.
brian
@brian
02/03/18 07:56:38PM
10,149 posts

Jamroom Handling Huge Traffic flawlessly


Off Topic

I saw this come in last week and wanted to say "thanks" for the awesome report. I do a lot of low level optimization work on JR and it makes me happy to see it pay off :)

Thanks!
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