Riccardo
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Riccardo reacted to Raul Danciu in How to modify database address
I'm not sure what you are meaning by that. Or if you are trying to modify the current database name, like @Randy Calvert said, follow this steps.
1. Connect in your FTP.
2. Go to File Manager » public_html » Where your IPS Suite is Installed and than find conf_global.php
3. Right click on conf_global.php than press edit. And there you should have all the database informations you need.
After you opened it, It should look like this.
<?php $INFO = array ( 'sql_host' => 'localhost', 'sql_database' => 'database_name', 'sql_user' => 'database_user', 'sql_pass' => 'database_password', 'sql_port' => 1111, 'sql_socket' => '/var/lib/mysql/mysql.sock', 'sql_tbl_prefix' => '', 'sql_utf8mb4' => true, 'board_start' => 69696969, 'installed' => true, 'base_url' => 'https://yourcommunityname.com/', 'guest_group' => 1, 'member_group' => 1, 'admin_group' => 1, );
But if it's mysql related to linux. Here is a documentation about MySQL.
https://dev.mysql.com/doc/
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Riccardo reacted to Randy Calvert in How to modify database address
Not sure what you mean by database address. If you are trying to change your database server info (host/IP) and/or database username and password... that info would be in your conf_global.php file.
$INFO = array (
'sql_host' => 'XXXXXX',
'sql_database' => 'YYYY',
'sql_user' => 'ZZZZ',
'sql_pass' => 'AAAA',
'sql_port' => 3306,
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Riccardo reacted to Jim M in Followed content notification
You're very welcome. Glad we could be of assistance.
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Riccardo reacted to opentype in Privacy policy updated message
It’s unrelated. Essentially, you are just moving over users from contract A to contract B. For the users who haven’t accepted B, contract A remains valid. But it doesn’t mean there is no contract and no right to store data or anything like that.
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Riccardo reacted to Randy Calvert in Privacy policy updated message
The consequence is they don't have access. 🙂
"By using this site, you agree to the terms." There is nothing else needed. They either agree or don't play in the sandbox. This is not a negotiation for them to have. 🙂
If they don't agree, they quit accessing the site. In fact... at the bottom of your privacy policy, simply state:
"If you don't agree with this policy, click here to navigate away from our site. Your continued use of this site constitutes your agreement to these policies.
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Riccardo got a reaction from sobrenome in How some cookies work
@Randy Calvert
Thank you for the answer!!
Can you help me also with these one?
ips4_IPSSessionFront
ips4_member_id
ips4_loggedIn
ips4_login_key
ips4_device_key
Riccardo
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Riccardo got a reaction from sobrenome in How some cookies work
Hello!
I need to know how these cookies work:
ips4_IPSSessionSetup
ips4_hasJS
ips4_forum_list_view
ips4_ipsTimezone
ips4_notificationMenuShown
ips4_recentEmoji
Thank you
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Riccardo reacted to Randy Calvert in How some cookies work
These are pretty self explanatory. 🙂
Used to track session ID and if a user already has a session.
Does the client device support JavaScript?
How is the forum view displayed to the user? (Grid, card, fluid)
Stores what time one is the user in
Tracks if a user has seen a notification in the notification menu
Used to track recently used emoji in the editor window.
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Riccardo got a reaction from SeNioR- in How some cookies work
Hello!
I need to know how these cookies work:
ips4_IPSSessionSetup
ips4_hasJS
ips4_forum_list_view
ips4_ipsTimezone
ips4_notificationMenuShown
ips4_recentEmoji
Thank you
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Riccardo reacted to Marc Stridgen in Log files
Its simply talking about logging of the information there
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Riccardo reacted to Randy Calvert in Log files
Logs exist.
Logs can be reviewed by the site staff and they can take action based on its contents.
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Riccardo got a reaction from Jim M in Database capacity
update:
the table is finally under INNODB engine, and it seems work correctly now.
The table increase then decrease its size regularly.
I will update u the next week during normal usage of the forum.
Riccardo
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Riccardo reacted to Stuart Silvester in Database capacity
The guest output cache will cache unique views, so if you're getting more guests looking at more unique pages, the amount cached will increase. This cache is periodically truncated by a task (use Cron to ensure it's cleaned up often)
You can disable output caching with a constant OUTPUT_CACHE_METHOD, set to 'None'. - https://invisioncommunity.com/4guides/advanced-options/configuration-options/using-constantsphp-r25/
You may see slower loading guest pages after changing this.
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Riccardo got a reaction from Randy Calvert in Problems since last update
It seem all works now..I cleared the system cache 😅
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Riccardo got a reaction from SeNioR- in Problems since last update
It seem all works now..I cleared the system cache 😅