Tip for those who have a Microsoft IIS server. You will need to make a file called web.config in the ext directory where the images are stored. This only works for IIS7.0 and above. IIS6.0 you will need to browse in the IIS manager to the directory and add a MIME type there <?xml version="1.0&q...
Thank you very much for the scripts. I have a problem with the scripts on my server in that the previous finished point isn't saved. Occasionally it does, but it is now causing the server to timeout on the extracting the links process. Even though it has checked post 850k/900k - the saved starting p...
I've also installed the extension and adjusted the settings per the readme file. I've tried running it both with and without the proxy server enabled. Any thoughts? Have you extracted the links and downloaded the images that Mike has very kindly supplied? The extension needs to have the images down...
I found the cause, some of the the indexes on the phpbb_posts table were missing, and the mysql full text search index wasn't actually created properly - similar to this thread https://www.phpbb.com/community/viewtopic.php?f=46&t=2132695 Using another forum I administrate as i guide I manually r...
It seems the load is all on the mysql database as it is mysqld.exe When I look at phpmyadmin I seem to have sent a lot of data from the database in the past 24 hours, especially as i haven't got many users. Capture.PNG The phpmyadmin advisors has the following suggestions - should I look at some of ...
I had heard that it had increased resources, but this is a dedicated server for our website so I would be very surprised if it the usage should have increased to an almost constant 100% when previously it was fairly low as surely many people run this board on shared hosting without problems
Support Request Template What version of phpBB are you using? phpBB 3.1.5 What is your board's URL? http://www.ssvc.org.uk Who do you host your board with? fasthosts dedicated windows box How did you install your board? I used the download package from phpBB.com What is the most recent action perfo...