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403 Forbidden error after server migration

Installation and Configuration

Check the following:

1) You copied the .htaccess file in to the directory (most likely this is the issue)
2) Make sure the "jamroomdirectoryhere" is owned by the WEB USER and not your FTP account

Let me know if that helps.

Button to change account values

Using Jamroom

Something custom would have to be built - there's no mechanism to update a datastore key/value by pushing a button - sorry!

SOAPI and Jamroom

Jamroom Developers

Hi Matthias - unfortunately Jamroom has no support for SOAP API's, so something custom would have to be built specifically for this. I used to work with a SOAP API about 20 years ago - this isn't a protocol that is use much anymore. Is there an upgrade available for your other system that might allow it to use straight XML or JSON?

Thanks!

Cancel JamRoom Subscription

Using Jamroom

You have no server so you can't be charged, and we don't keep credit card numbers either, so you're all set.

Cancel JamRoom Subscription

Using Jamroom

Sorry to see you go.. here's a guide on deleting your Jamroom server:

https://www.jamroom.net/the-jamroom-network/documentation/jamroom-hosting/2933/deleting-a-jamroom-server

and please let us know the URL to your new site - we'd love to check it out

Let me know if that helps.

Thanks!

Gedcom import

Genosis


You want to contact your hosting provider - your server is underpowered for what you want to do. This is not a Jamroom error but an error from your server telling you it was unable to process your request "due to maintenance downtime or capacity problems".

Gedcom import

Genosis


This is the root cause here - your MySQL server is crashing. It's probably running out of memory or connections, and is crashing. It shouldn't crash, but I suspect the MySQL server is misconfigured. You'll want to contact your hosting provider and have them check out the MySQL error log - it will have more info in it that can hopefully help them resolve the issue.

Let me know if that helps.

Gedcom import

Genosis

It doesn't sound like a memory issue to me - if it was, I don't think you'd even get past the parsing part and you would never see it creating the profiles. Since it stops at random places as well, and not at the same place every time, that tells me the GEDCOM file is correct and it's not hitting something it can't parse.

One thing to do is look in your jamroom's data/logs directory for an error_log - if you see that the last entries in that file can give us an idea of what might be going on.

Let me know if that helps.
updated by @brian: 05/27/19 07:59:12AM

Gedcom import

Genosis

Welcome to the forum!

It sounds like your server is running out of memory or processor time - are you on your own server or are you on shared hosting some where? When doing a GEDCOM import, the Genosis core module has to build a large in-memory structure that it works from - so it sounds like it is making it that far, and starts creating the necessary entries. However, there are A LOT of database queries that are going to be kicked off during that process and you could be running into a resource limitation of your hosting account (i.e X number of DB queries within X seconds of each other, etc.).

Who are you hosting with?

Thanks!

Site down after Upgrade to 6.3.1b2 and changing active skin

Installation and Configuration

When you run the integrity check there is no need to check the "optimize tables" option unless you have delete A LOT of data from the underlying system. This makes it so a temp table has to be created for the table to be re-written to as the now-missing space in the table is removed/compacted. If you are on SHARED hosting this could make things go really slow.

Here's how to run an offline integrity check + cache reset:

https://www.jamroom.net/the-jamroom-network/documentation/troubleshooting/114/somethings-wrong-what-do-i-do#if-you-cannot-get-in-to-the-acp

Run that and give that time to complete and see if that works.

Hope this helps!