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Randy Calvert

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  1. As a suggestion, you might look at a way of automating rebuilding of achievements as a workaround.
  2. These have been known since achievements have come out. Not sure anything is going to change with it in 4.X.
  3. If it seriously bothers you that much turn it off. In my own experience… serious/real advertisers are not nearly worried about “guests” because many/most of those are bots and non-real traffic (Google, MSN, crawlers, etc). Those are not the people that are driving revenue traffic they ultimately care about. It’s super easy to fake guests online, etc.
  4. It's recommended you use the one that is generated within your ACP instead of using the one on this website. If you do what Jim says, IPB will manage updates to the robots.txt as new improvements are made, etc.
  5. Think of it this way… trading vanity for improved user experience is a LOW price to pay. Hahahaha I would gladly trade it any day to improve performance and search rankings.
  6. When I moved, literally NO ONE commented on it. I did have comments about how the site was faster. And they LOVED the real time engagement features (who's viewing and who's typing). Small price to pay for better speed! By the way... it also helped my PageSpeed results a lot. 🙂
  7. If you log out of the site and look at the headers, you’ll see cloud sites use AWS Cloudfront CDN to cache not just images but also the base HTML pages if you are not logged in. It’s not being done within the software.
  8. I'm wondering if it's possible if Twitter is rate limiting or otherwise blocking the servers as well. They've been making a ton of changes that have broken a lot of things. It would not surprise me if this was one of them.
  9. Whenever I try to access your site (http://dividenetworks.com), I get a 502 error. That's a server issue... nginx is not able to get a proper response from Apache most likely. You'll want to work with your host on that. EDIT... after refreshing the page, I now see the IPB installer loading. So it looks like you're moving in the right direction.
  10. I love organizations that say they're compatible with S3 API, but when it comes to it... they're really not.
  11. If you created a new key, there is a rate limiting unless you have had the new key approved by giphy for production use.
  12. Do you have any sort of WAF or mod_security rules enabled?
  13. Have you tried turning off all third party resources and things like cloud WAFs?
  14. https://www.calendarlabs.com/ical-calendar/holidays/us-holidays-76/
  15. No, there is not a way to throttle the sending speed of email.
  16. Ips4.php is a script that will tell you if your server has the required PHP modules installed. Run it AFTER switching to PHP8. (You want to test the new version of PHP, not the old one.) Once you see everything green, you can upload a set of the IPB files from the Client Area. Once those are uploaded, run the upgrader at domain.com/admin/upgrade.
  17. You waited too long to do an auto upgrade. Make sure any third party resources you are using are updated and support PHP8. Then you need to download the IPB files from your client area. Switch your site to PHP 8. Make sure your PHP8 version has all of the required modules. Upload the latest IPB files to your site, and run domain.com/admin/upgrade.
  18. Why would you want to do this? It would mean any action you take as an admin with hidden content could simply be undone by the person. So for example someone who posted something that should not be posted because it's against your rules could simply unhide the post you hid.
  19. If it's spamming the same thing, look at the IP addresses and see if they are in the same range. If so, block the /24.
  20. Who knows... Google does what Google wants and does not explain their reasoning or answer to us peons. 🙂
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