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DzUser Posted November 18, 2023 Posted November 18, 2023 (edited) Hello, I migrated my old IPB to the latest version. Everything was working perfectly until I changed a parameter and now the site has a 500 error. The parameters I modified are on Advanced Configuration. I see an error on "Template disk cache path" : So, I modified with my new directory after migration. I also added the cron indicated on Advanced configuration to my crontab. The error disappeared but, since this modification, my IPB forum is down with error 500. When I switch to Offline mode, the users can see the maintenance message, that's all. I have no errors logs. I try to put the old value to Template disk cache path but, forum is down. I don't know what is my mistake but all working fine before this manipulations. I check, my uploads directory is with chmod 777, like datastore. Thanks for your help. Edited November 18, 2023 by DzUser
Solution teraßyte Posted November 18, 2023 Solution Posted November 18, 2023 Try disabling completely the template disk caching setting for now. Does that fix the issue? DzUser 1
DzUser Posted November 18, 2023 Author Posted November 18, 2023 1 hour ago, teraßyte said: Try disabling completely the template disk caching setting for now. Does that fix the issue? Yes, it's works when I disable it. Do I need to reactivate ?
teraßyte Posted November 18, 2023 Posted November 18, 2023 32 minutes ago, DzUser said: Do I need to reactivate ? Not really. The setting may speed up things slightly based on the server configuration, but I found it causes problems more often than not. Personally, I suggest leaving it disabling. DzUser 1
Jim M Posted November 18, 2023 Posted November 18, 2023 It is an available option to avoid overhead on your MySQL server. Most communities will not need it 🙂 . DzUser 1
DzUser Posted November 18, 2023 Author Posted November 18, 2023 18 minutes ago, Jim M said: It is an available option to avoid overhead on your MySQL server. Most communities will not need it 🙂 .  20 minutes ago, teraßyte said: Not really. The setting may speed up things slightly based on the server configuration, but I found it causes problems more often than not. Personally, I suggest leaving it disabling. Great. Thanks a lot for your help.
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