Jamroom 5.3 Beta Kickoff
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MariaDB is MySQL compatible - it's the same:
SHOW TABLES;
Forum Activity for @brian
core update crashes
Installation and Configuration
Ken Rich:
I just checked the error logs and nothing shows up - sorry I can't be more helpful - this stuff is way out of my league.
I just checked the error logs and nothing shows up - sorry I can't be more helpful - this stuff is way out of my league.
Hi Ken -
Already followed up on the ticket a bit ago, but will post here just in case you did not get my response:
Quote:
It was likely a bad cache item that could have been causing it (PHP xcache) - I actually saw the same thing on one of my dev sites I updated to, and it was due to a change in the router.php file that references $_SERVER instead of __FILE__ (php variables). It reset usually pretty quickly, but if you ever see this again just restart the web server.
It was likely a bad cache item that could have been causing it (PHP xcache) - I actually saw the same thing on one of my dev sites I updated to, and it was due to a change in the router.php file that references $_SERVER instead of __FILE__ (php variables). It reset usually pretty quickly, but if you ever see this again just restart the web server.
You can restart your Web Server, MySQL and entire server from your "Server Tools" section in your hosting.
Hope this helps!
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Have just tested the Integrity check and it is setup correctly. I have no idea how you are seeing multiple entries for the same tables. How it works is the core runs a "SHOW TABLES" query, which returns a single entry for each table. You can try running that and if you get multiples of the same table, then it is a bug in the DB server.
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soaringeagle:
this dont look right
this dont look right
Something is _really_ messed up if you see that - I have never seen that. That is a PHP foreach loop going over each table - there's just no way it should ever show you the same table two times if you checked repair.
I will check this out here to make sure something didn't change, but I've never once seen this happen.
Trying to add a java slider to a blog post...strips out code
Using Jamroom
Strumelia:
P.S. Brian I notice that since your updates of the past day or two, when we paste in [ code ] in tags here, they no longer wrap, and tend to overflow to the right in the forum. See near the top of this thread. The last one I 'wrapped' myself by inserting line breaks.
P.S. Brian I notice that since your updates of the past day or two, when we paste in [ code ] in tags here, they no longer wrap, and tend to overflow to the right in the forum. See near the top of this thread. The last one I 'wrapped' myself by inserting line breaks.
This is actually correct - long code lines should let you scroll to the right to see them - not wrap (which if a user cuts and pastes they will end up getting a syntax error).
Groups - Change ownership? change/add administrators?
Ning To Jamroom
The latest group module should fix that - it actually checks that the user's still exist on your system before converting them to the new format, so you really should not see ANY "ghost" users. Contact us at support so we can check it out, as something did not work right in the conversion (assuming you are running the latest Groups module).
Some users Notification settings being reset to all OFF...?
Using Jamroom
Note that the latest User module now adds an Activity Log entry so you can see if the user clicks on the "unsubscribe" link in the email.
Corrupted update file recieved
Installation and Configuration
kccomedy:
When I click the Update button within the ACP I get the following.
"Corrupted update file recieved - md5 checksum mismatch"
How do I get a non corrupted file to fix this or is there a suggestion you have?
When I click the Update button within the ACP I get the following.
"Corrupted update file recieved - md5 checksum mismatch"
How do I get a non corrupted file to fix this or is there a suggestion you have?
This means when the marketplace download the update file from jamroom.net, the download was corrupt. We really almost never see this, so I would think it's likely a firewall or config on your server that is preventing the file from being downloaded. Some hosting providers prevent PHP on their server from loading an offsite URL - even with cURL (which is what JR users). I'd recommend contacting your hosting provider and see if that may be the case.
Hope this helps!
(Beta 5.3) Blog image file upload button in Safari
Using Jamroom
Setting it to min-height: initial; fixes it - I've got that in the next Elastic update.
Thanks!
(Beta 5.3) Blog image file upload button in Safari
Using Jamroom
Yeah I see this as well - weird. Looks find to me on other browser, but I will check it out.
