Forum Activity for @michael

Lucid Skin Error gets my server blocked on Chrome and Safari

Installation and Configuration

its not a skin issue. its a server issue. The issue is the server is not allowing its own process (the one that is running the site) to write to the file system.

Then what its doing is blocking the user at the browser level.

Its not a bug, it reads "Server Error - 403 Forbidden". Unless its a bug in the area of the path creation which could be possible because its in a sub-directory. I can check that out.

Are you able to access your servers error logs? Could you see if there is any information about what its complaining about?

Lucid Skin Error gets my server blocked on Chrome and Safari

Installation and Configuration

What happens when the selection in the "CSS File" option is selected is the:
jrCore_create_media_directory()

function is called that tries to create a new media directory which should be created at:
/public_html/data/media/0/0

and if that cant be created you should see it in the error log at:
/public_html/data/logs/error_log

My current best guess is the apache2 user does not have write permissions for that location and that's whats causing the error.

--edit--
It looks like the block can be navigated around by using the CONTAINER TABS plugin in firefox:
https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/multi-account-containers/

just open as a different user and the block is no longer in place.
updated by @michael: 04/23/20 09:02:07PM

Adding Multiple TXT files to a Blog post

Installation and Configuration

maybe zip the txt files into chapter-1.zip, or label the chapter text files
* april-something-o1.txt
* april-something-o2.txt
* april-something-o3.txt
* april-something-o4.txt
......
Then when the new chanpter comes out, edit the first comment and add some more files
* may-something-o1.txt
* may-something-o2.txt
* may-something-o3.txt
* may-something-o4.txt

The other way to do it is to use the jrFile module and add the files to the FILES tab of the profile so they are there when the blog post is made, then you can use the "Embed Media" (jrEmbed) module to attach the files to the blog post. (bit more work though and I thought the request was one of speed)

Adding Multiple TXT files to a Blog post

Installation and Configuration

one way it could be done immediately would be to store the attachments in the first comment of the blog post.
(.mp4 screencast is in the .zip file attached.)

Lucid Skin Error gets my server blocked on Chrome and Safari

Installation and Configuration

Never seen that before. Got a URL to to take a look at? Send it to support at jamroom dot net if you dont want to put it publicly.

Server Move

Installation and Configuration

if you can get into the ACP run the integrity check, if you cant, rename the repair.php.html to repair.php and open that in a browser.

access via SFTP.

--edit--
https://www.jamroom.net/the-jamroom-network/documentation/troubleshooting/114/somethings-wrong-what-do-i-do
updated by @michael: 04/22/20 06:04:57AM

JrBirthday causing SSL error on page

Jamroom Developers

The cause of the ssl error is the http:// You need to figure out why one item is behaving differently than the others.

enabled APC functions on server

Using Jamroom

Its used by PHP.

PHP Manual: APC ("Alternative PHP Cache")
https://www.php.net/manual/en/book.apc.php

Information about it:

"What is APC and what is it used for?"
https://pantheon.io/docs/alternative-php-cache

updated by @michael: 04/15/20 06:34:46PM

JrBirthday causing SSL error on page

Jamroom Developers

In your sites config.php file found via SFTP at:
/public_html/data/config/config.php

what is configured for jrCore_base_url

is it http:// or https://

The jrBirthday template that is in use with that image is birthday.tpl

It looks to be using the correct variable {$jamroom_url} which should match your sites config.php file.

You can customize that file either from the TEMPLATES tab in the ACP or by copying it to your skins
/skins/xxYourSkin/jrBirthday_birthday.tpl
and adjusting it there.

The cause of the error is the path to the file should be https:// but it is http://

error loading media url

Using Jamroom

The url from the video in your link points to:
https://www.dreadlockssite.com/uploaded_video/stream/video_file/375/file.m4v

The error reads 503 Service Unavailable when trying to access it. That error is not coming from jamroom.

Check the server logs to see if it has any clues as to what the error is complaining about.

--edit--
the video just before that one, does play for me:
https://www.dreadlockssite.com/uploaded_video/stream/video_file/374/file.m4v

--edit--
And the one after plays too:
https://www.dreadlockssite.com/uploaded_video/stream/video_file/376/file.m4v
updated by @michael: 04/13/20 07:32:22PM