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  1. Randy Calvert
    This was not done as part of the official migration. The migration was finished up yesterday. I was trying to consolidate things down to the CiC bucket since Charles mentioned ya'll had optimized caching policies on those. So I was using the built-in function to switch storage methods. I changed it from the existing S3 bucket to the CiC bucket. Most of them have worked fine, but once it got to the gallery images... it got hung. Feel free to open a ticket.
  2. Randy Calvert
    As an update, the task is still stuck at exactly the same spot. None of the other tasks have progressed at all either. So it is indeed "stuck". 🙂
  3. Randy Calvert
    It's also going to mean being on a modern version of PHP. Starting next month, it will require version 8 at minimum as PHP7 stops receiving security updates next month.
  4. Randy Calvert
    So.... does that mean we're about to see Jordan like this:
  5. Randy Calvert
    That looks like a custom theme or a custom plugin that is doing that. Also, you're not logged in with an account that is flagged with an active license. You might want to check in your client area if your account is still up to date.
  6. Randy Calvert
    @Charles @Olivia Clark ... tagging to make sure ya'll see this. 🙂
  7. Randy Calvert
    Best of luck Jordan! Thank you for being an advocate for everyone here and for being a ball of sunshine in general. You better not be a stranger!
  8. Randy Calvert
    I'm still hung at exactly 92.21% when there was only 4GB of data to move. (Moving profiles was actually more space for us and it happened within about an hour total.)
  9. Randy Calvert
    The first question is do you really need guest page caching? Don't make things more complicated than you need them to be. Next... if you do, if a page is served from cache, it won't increment the counter for page views. (That's literally the whole benefit of guest page caching... that they never trigger the origin in the first place.) That's by design and something that can't change.
  10. Randy Calvert
    It seems to be3 working for me! It also works when I edit a post as well. 🙂
  11. Randy Calvert
    I'm working through moving files from my S3 bucket to the one provided with the CiC bucket. Things have been going well so far, except that when I've gotten to the gallery images, it's gotten suck at 92.21% and has not moved from that spot since late last night (more than 12 hours ago). Given there is only about 3-4GB of content in the gallery, I'm assuming something is stuck. ACP is reporting it as a locked task as well. Would someone mind giving it a peek to see what is going on?
  12. Randy Calvert
    Disable all of your third party resources... then switch to PHP8. Enable your third party resources one by one till you find the culprit.
  13. Randy Calvert
    My goal is to just not make it as painful as needing to cut off an entire arm when you could just go for a finger or two. (Yes.... I'm in Halloween mode this week. haha)
  14. Randy Calvert
    Totally agree. But the OP was looking to disable search entirely to reduce the size of the database. Using the archive feature would allow at least SOME content would be searchable. It would also mean the OP does not have to delete content to get under his 3GB limit. 🙂
  15. Randy Calvert
    This feels like when I pay the mortgage... I literally just get done paying it and a week later I get an email saying the next payment is due soon!
  16. Randy Calvert
    That's what you get when you let sales and marketing (from ANY company) put content on a website! 😄
  17. Randy Calvert
    Also try to get a screenshot.
  18. Randy Calvert
    Yes... join us....
  19. Randy Calvert
    No worries! All of us have those moments. (Some like me more often than others!)
  20. Randy Calvert
    You have to make the person/group a restricted moderator. In the settings, you can then uncheck the option to use IP tools. ACP > Members > Staff > Moderators
  21. Randy Calvert
    This message is only displayed while the community is offline. It is not displayed during an upgrade. While the site is being upgraded, you would have to set the constants.php variable noted by Matt.
  22. Randy Calvert
    Argo is a paid addon. So be aware if you enable it that there are extra costs. There is nothing special you need to use to enable it. Just check the box and agree to pay. What it does is create a second caching layer. When an edge server does not have an object it can try a “regional” server to get a cached object instead of going all the way back to origin for it. Regarding SSL… if you have a valid origin certificate, use Full encryption. It means CF will check to make sure there is a valid cert at edge AND origin. If not, it will fail the request and return an error. Flexible means it will ignore origin cert check. So if you don’t have a cert, use the Flexible setting. Strict will check for a valid cert that is not expired and with a valid Certificate Authority. Ignore this if you don’t have a self signed cert that you want trusted by CF’s strict mode.
  23. Randy Calvert
    Edge certificates would be the certificate served to users when they access your site through CF. The certificate from your host is called an origin certificate. Just use the free universal certificate. It’s valid and works fine.
  24. Randy Calvert
    You don't need a second installation. ACP > Community > Forums > Settings Click on the Archiving tab. You'll want to choose "A remote database". Provide the database info for the new database (even if it's on the same physical server, just use 'localhost' as the address). Remember... it may take several days to migrate content as its done in the background a little at a time.
  25. Randy Calvert
    The search index naturally will rebuild itself. I don't think you can just keep it permanently reduced like what you're trying to accomplish. Yes... you freed up some space short term, but it won't stay that way as it rebuilds itself. I see the following options that might work for you: 1) You can delete content... it would most likely mean deleting lots of content to really make a difference. 2) If you can create multiple databases, create a new database and use the Archive feature to move older posts there to free up space from the main database. 3) You can also look at using Elasticsearch (if your host provides it or if you want to purchase the service from somewhere else). That would offload search from your database thus freeing up space. Since you don't want to switch hosts and your host won't increase the limits... I don't think you're going to have very many good alternatives.
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