IDs mixed up...?
Installation and Configuration
I specifically updated that template, so that _should_ be working. Are you running the stock template for the groups?
I will check it out and see if I overlooked something.
Thanks!
Forum Activity for @brian
Installation and Configuration
I specifically updated that template, so that _should_ be working. Are you running the stock template for the groups?
I will check it out and see if I overlooked something.
Thanks!
Seem to have lost my website ?
Using Jamroom
John - was it a Jamroom function that caused this trouble? Let me know - you should never lose any data like this from a Jamroom function.
Thanks!
Hosting Password Security
Jamroom Hosting
derrickhand300:I know it's obvious but I thought someone should make mention that even though the Jamroom Servers passwords are extremely secure- they are only as secure as your log in password here at jamroom.net
For instance if your password here is something like "password" it seems in my mind that a bot running the web using common passwords could log into your jamroom and have access to your server..
I am sure I will be corrected if this is wrong but thought it should be brought up
For instance if your password here is something like "password" it seems in my mind that a bot running the web using common passwords could log into your jamroom and have access to your server..
I am sure I will be corrected if this is wrong but thought it should be brought up
This is a good point, and I would highly recommend enabling 2 factor authentication on your account here:
https://www.jamroom.net/user/account
Just check the "2 Factor Authentication" checkbox.
What this will do when enabled is that when you log in to Jamroom.net here, instead of being logged right in, an email will be sent to your configured email account with a special code in it that you must enter to continue.
This makes it much harder for someone to gain access to your account by just knowing your username and password - they also have to have access to your email account.
Hope this helps!
updated by @brian: 02/18/15 12:08:53PM
Keeping cluster updated
Using Jamroom
I actually have a cloud module in development (Cloud Admin) that is designed to help with this. Basically as you add servers to your cluster, you add the new servers in to the Cloud Admin module servers tool. It will then allow you to "see" your cluster at a glance, and has some health checks, etc. It also will allow you to run a marketplace update for any server in your cluster - this allows you to (for example) update just one of your front end servers, monitor it, and if it looks good then you can update the rest - without leaving the module.
It's something that is being worked on so hopefully I can finish that up soon - I've had some other higher priority work come in that I've been working on in regards to hosting.
As for setting up your own marketplace, we might be able to do that - basically we would setup your account like a 3rd party developer, and you would create a new private channel that you would configure on each server. Then, when you have a new update (say a skin update or whatever), you would upload the new skin to the system here, and in turn each server that is subscribed to your private channel would "see" the update and the update could be run for it.
Hope this helps!
Can I not use arithmetic in search?
Jamroom Developers
This is cool - I'd not seen this before. Thanks for sharing it!
Group - Admin Photos
Design and Skin Customization
bestsingletravel:When I am logged in or not when I look at the group I see the Admin photo and whether they are online.
I also see the Profile Stats
I do not want my members to see any of this
I also see the Profile Stats
I do not want my members to see any of this
Make sure you're using the NingJa skin - that has code in place to hide the profile info when viewing Groups.
Hope this helps!
Can I not use arithmetic in search?
Jamroom Developers
Nice Michael - I sometimes forget about the Smarty 3 "shorthand"
Entry Processes High
Jamroom Hosting
The CPUs are actually this:
http://www.cpubenchmark.net/cpu_lookup.php?cpu=Intel+Xeon+E5-2680+v2+%40+2.80GHz&id=2061
which is a bit faster than the first version of the E5-2680.
updated by @brian: 02/17/15 12:53:48PM
Admin Tools Image Upload
Jamroom Developers
Natedogg265:Yes sir.
We do that pretty much all over the place (audio, video, tickets, etc.) and I am not aware of any issues with it not working right. Try emptying everything in your jr_jrcore_form_session table in case you're viewing an old form session.
