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Great news, looking awesome.

I'm planning on being in London Friday evening (can't be too specific on time, depends on the traffic) any one else going to be around and want to find a beer dispensing establishment?

I've cleared up a conflict (June and July are not the same month, who knew?) so I shall be attending, going to sort out accommodation this weekend.

Sunday is Canadian GP too

second off no I did not move things around and they broke please read the post I rename the folder becuase of the security issue You renamed the folder? So you have moved it. Bottom line is: you're absolutely and completely wrong about it being a security problem with there being a folder named adm...

They're allowed to do that.

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a fellow Unity user.

I already tried something similar on my test board, so I'm confused. Was something in my post incorrect? If at least one of the permissions is not set to No for Guests, guests will be able to download some or all of the files. (Setting the Group permission to No seems to prevent any downloading eve...

They're only secure as attachments if somebody has the Can download files user permission or forum permission set to No, I believe. Otherwise they can access files using the following: http://svpocketpc.com/forumtest/download/file.php?id=[whatever] and just iterate through the IDs. If they're attac...

You need to empty the user_permissions field for the user in the users table.

You can try adding this to styles/prosilver/template/overall_header.html : <!-- IF PREVIOUS_PAGE --><link rel="prev" href="{PREVIOUS_PAGE}" /><!-- ENDIF --> <!-- IF NEXT_PAGE --><link rel="next" href="{NEXT_PAGE}" /><!-- ENDIF -->

Would it be possible to change the upload path for phpBB to post to an S3 bucket rather than a directory in the phpBB installation? You have two problems really to get around, first off phpBB only writes to filesystem locations. Secondly phpBB serves attachments and avatars through PHP for security...

Assuming you are scaling by deploying more front end servers the problem areas you will have are uploaded user content (avatars, attachments) and cache. You will need some way of replicating/sharing the uploaded content between your front end nodes. The default phpBB cache is stored in the file syst...

It really depends how things are configured, when you've got your redirect set up come back if you have issues.

samengland wrote:Nice picture Thank you all for attending the event - an excellent turn out. I hope everyone enjoyed themselves and found the event worthwhile. Looking forward to future events.

Thanks for arranging things, it has been a good day out.

Bertie having a pint.