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About Tarun

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Lorenzo_R reacted to a file: htaccess for IPS Forums
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This has been resolved. No actual updates or changes have been made to the htaccess.
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Mephis reacted to a file: htaccess for IPS Forums
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Unfortunately this file where I flagged that it's compatible with the 4.5 release is being rejected. 😞 There have been no changes to the htaccess since June 15, 2016. The only thing that has is simply marking the compatibility with the 4.5 release of the forums. I'm working to see if I can resolve this issue.
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Black Tiger reacted to a file: htaccess for IPS Forums
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OhzCloud reacted to a file: htaccess for IPS Forums
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I'd love to see your before and after, @borangeatx
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There are no changes to this new version, only marking compatibility with 4.5.x.
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Tarun reacted to a review on a file: htaccess for IPS Forums
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ambuz reacted to a file: htaccess for IPS Forums
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Tarun reacted to a comment: 4.5: One More Thing...
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That's great! When plugins/etc get new versions, I assume updating will be just as smooth a process?
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@Stuart Silvester If this works like the plugin installs/updates on WordPress that would truly be amazing.
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A plugin is nice and all, but it requires maintenance on both ends. Support for this being integrated into the IPS platform is more ideal.
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Will 4.5 include support for hCaptcha? CloudFlare just switched to it due to growing privacy concerns with Google. https://blog.cloudflare.com/moving-from-recaptcha-to-hcaptcha/
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Tarun reacted to a comment: 4.5: Your new admin control panel
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No, unfortunately not. Note that when you upgrade from 3.x to 4.x the option to convert 3.x friends to the 4.x "followers" concept is not checked by default. I realize it's too late for you to go back in time and leave the default the way it was during the upgrade, but just wanted to make sure others who are considering upgrades are aware, what you are describing isn't what would happen by default. Speaking of default settings, is there a way to reset notification settings and other setting to default when viewing them on the page as of yet?
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Tarun reacted to a comment: 4x4 Superuser Concepts 🏅
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Tarun reacted to a comment: How to keep your community secure
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This is not necessarily true. (And using a different password everywhere could drive a person crazy in this day and age.) Changing your password more often - especially when forced -, leads to lazy, insecure passwords. Microsoft actually talked about how it's a dated practice. Better security and things like 2FA go much farther, especially when you already are using a good password. Avoid using common passwords that are very easy to guess, which includes names and birthdates.
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Interesting to see Forums still showing in numerous places. Example: https://www.invisioncommunity.com/forums/
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Just a friendly reminder and clarification. I only offer support here in this thread for the htaccess instead of via PM. This is because if someone else has the same issues, Instead of having someone who may search for the answer and not be able to find it because it was done via PM. I want that information to be publicly available and allow for quick resolutions for those who may encounter similar issues. Thanks
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No updates have actually been made. I've simply checked the generated IPS 4.4 .htaccess for changes. The file is fully 4.4 compatible.
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@Stuart Silvester Thanks for clarifying. The wording on it made me think it would download the images to my server and then display them. That is, Serve images from local server? When using https and members post remote links to insecure images then this can cause the page to report as insecure in your browser. This setting, when enabled, will cause the image to be retrieved and then served from the local web server over https instead. Whereas the SSL Image Proxy plugin sounds as though it checks the image url, and changes it from http to https if it can.
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That wouldn't happen to be the "Serve images from local server?" setting, would it? I wouldn't think so, however this was the setting that came up when searched.