Forum Activity for @brian

CRI: Query Error: (errno: 24)

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Glad that fixed it!

Does URL Mapper module allow wildcards?

Using Jamroom


Sure - we can check that out - I don't think it would be hard.

Does URL Mapper module allow wildcards?

Using Jamroom

This guide will show you how to access your site via SFTP:

https://www.jamroom.net/the-jamroom-network/documentation/jamroom-hosting/2552/connecting-to-your-server-using-sftp

Once inside you'll see directories for each domain - inside each directory is a "public_html" directory where your site lives. You'll find the .htaccess file in that directory.

I started to add it in but have backed out - feel free to set that up like you wish.

Does URL Mapper module allow wildcards?

Using Jamroom

This does not require a module - it requires a single line addition to the .htaccess file.

I can add it in for you - but they sometimes have a habit of catching MORE than you want, so just to double check - you want:

1) all requests coming to /forum/topic/* (i.e. all topics)
2) forwarded to /community/forum/empath

Let me know if that is correct.

Does URL Mapper module allow wildcards?

Using Jamroom

No - wildcards are not allowed. In this case your best bet is to setup a custom mod_rewrite rule in your site's .htaccess file - that will handle it.

Let me know if that helps.

CRI: Query Error: (errno: 24)

Using Jamroom

This means your MySQL DB is corrupted, or you've run out of disk space.
Run:
From MySQL if you can.

Bootstrap

Jamroom Developers


Correct - if you want a bootstrap based skin for Jamroom, you'll need to build it - we don't have one for you outside the unsupported one Michael linked to.

Datastorage userdata in serverroot and mysql

Installation and Configuration


Sure - but you're on your own with this type of setup, as it's not something we test with or can advise on.

2 jamroom sites, 1 database

Installation and Configuration

If you cannot identify the users coming from your app then you're not going to be able do anything about this. You need to contact whoever makes your app (or the developer of the system that makes your app) and ask them about including custom headers in HTTP requests so you can identify your app users on your back end.

Double storage of the same audio files

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The ZIP files are for downloading albums - you can disable that by CHECKING the "block album downloads" Audio Global Config option - that will prevent the ZIP files from being created:
I'd recommend looking at the various options in the Audio module and clicking on the "help" button to get info on what each setting does.