Forum Activity for @brian

still have https issues after jr6 update

Installation and Configuration


Based on many of your posts you seem to have a number of issues that are unique to your site (such as images not showing under Apache). That would lead me to think there is something unique about your server environment or setup that is not supported or unique to how you are running things.

Have you considered Jamroom Hosted for your JR domains? We're running a special right now - 10% off for the life of your server. Might be worth it for you to not have to worry about your JR installs. Just a thought.

still have https issues after jr6 update

Installation and Configuration

Make sure you are NOT using the old widget system - you need to be using Site Builder 2.0.

Jamroom is not really involved in your SSL config - you'll need to make sure your data/config/config.php is set with the proper SSL URL AND your .htaccess is set up properly to redirect non-SSL requests to SSL.

Managing power users

Using Jamroom


Sorry for overlooking your follow up. This is not related to a recent update, but is functionality that has been there for a very long time.

Are you sure the user account has been associated with the profiles?

Foxycart Payout Tool

Design and Skin Customization

A new range of payout times has been added to version 1.5.3 - check that out and see if that works for you.

Thanks!

Genosis World Events

Genosis

I've just pushed out version 1.1.0 of the World events module:


Let me know how that works for you.

Thanks!

emergency core update disabled site nothings redirecting right

Installation and Configuration

I didn't edit it - the problem was you were still using the Jamroom 5.3 repair.php script - not the JR6 version. I copied the version from jrCore/tools/repair.php.html to your root so the correct one would run.

emergency core update disabled site nothings redirecting right

Installation and Configuration

Your whole server is really messed up. I can't get ANY PHP page to load more than 1 time before the server stops responding.

Here's what you need to do:

1) Load the repair.php script on your domain. If it won't load, restart the web server
2) RUN IT
3) restart web server

Repeat this until the script completes.

emergency core update disabled site nothings redirecting right

Installation and Configuration

Just want to add that I think Lightspeed is a problem. I have to restart the web server when ever I want to re-run the repair.php. And even though the max execution time is set to 3000 in the php.ini file, it is not working correctly.

What I am doing is just re-running repair.php over and over until hopefully it works its way through your server.

Going forward though you should replace lightspeed with Apache.

emergency core update disabled site nothings redirecting right

Installation and Configuration

OK let me check it out again if you've confirmed the memory limit and execution time default is higher.

emergency core update disabled site nothings redirecting right

Installation and Configuration

You CANNOT remove the ini_set()'s in the repair.php for memory limit and time. I have added those back in and it does NOT work.

Here's the deal. You need to fix your PHP install so it works with the repair.php script AS IT IS right now. That's the only way it will run.