Joey_M

@Adriano Faria: On my laptop I see all the pictures on your site, although none show on either of my mobiles when visiting.

Is InnoDB recommended over MyISAM, for v4.7?

Thank you, @teraßyte. Also, appreciate the efforts of @Adlago and @Jim M. Thanks! It's working now. 😃

Sorry, I was editing my post as you repled. The details I am entering are correct.

The test_redis.php reports: Redis is working correctly!

<?php \define( 'REDIS_ENABLED', true ); \define( 'STORE_METHOD', 'Redis' ); \define( 'STORE_CONFIG', '[]' ); \define( 'CACHE_METHOD', 'Redis' ); \define( 'REDIS_CONFIG', '{"server":"127.0.0.1","port":6379,"password":""}' ); \define( 'SUITE_UNIQUE_KEY', '399865b105' );

Prior to the release of 4.1.19, and the maintenance task which that resolved, I experienced an issue where Redis failed. It just seems to always fail, and whereas previous versions wouldn't allow the configuration to proceed if it wasn't correct. Now I can type anything and I can proceed to downloading a new constraints file. I have spoken to a friend who helps me with my server, he suggested trying "/home/domain/.redis/redis.sock" (domain is my site's root folder - I changed that). Along with the IP address which previously worked. http://127.0.0.1/ Port: 6379 I don't see why all of a sudden it's failing to connect or work.

This is awesome. I appreciate that 4.7 isn't being left behind with the looming release of v5 (albeit in beta form currently). The reporting system needs this update to function properly and reach its full potential. I only recently learned that people who report things don't actually see any of the responses from a team member. I always assumed when a mod replied, the member who reported would learn the outcome. This is why I am thankful, although had I known about the mod Terabyte mentioned he might have got more custom from me. 🙂

Yes, I do. That's very useful to know, thanks Randy. Thanks, Jim. I did check the maximum storage for each submission, and I believe the user did mention that they have space. It must be CloudFlare.

I am being told by a member who uses an iPad and iPhone (unsure which versions yet) - that they can't upload images due to the file size being too big. I have checked the group settings he is in, and I don't see why this would be happening. I have been able to upload photos from my Android device, without any issues, using a dummy account on my dev site and I have asked others on my live site to assist. They have all been able to post images directly from their handsets. The same user, says he doesn't see images which I upload to IMGUR, I don't see any reason for this. I would appreciate advice, as I am unsure if I am doing something wrong, or they are bugs related to IOS.

Has it been fixed yet?

Yes. It hasn't happened this time round.

I don't know if it's been reported, I have looked and searched but the issue is quite strange. It reminds if the time the guest message about the cookies showed, even if you signed in - it never seemed like you were. If I goto the forums index, I get greeted by the guest message. I sign in, I'm redirected to the homepage. I look back on the forum's index, I see guest stuff. However, I noticed I am actually signed in everywhere else and, I'm able to post this. I should have made it clear, I'm referring to the IPS site.

Are we allowed to test v5 even with a dev site of v4.7? It would allow me to see what changes and things would be required, as at the moment I don't plan to upgrade for a while. I would like to see v5, to see how it reflects personally.

uploading a fresh set of files worked perfectly for me, if you are still having issues, it would be a wise step to take.