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Summit360

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  1.    Shawn RR reacted to a post in a topic: 5.0.17 is now available!
  2.    Summit360 reacted to a post in a topic: 5.0.17 is now available!
  3. Thankfully I tried this on a test server first. We've been happily on php 8.4. Perhaps if the security notice led with a line on 8.4 no longer being supported, or ever as it turns out... That might of saved a few headaches. Now downgrading to 8.3.
  4.    Summit360 reacted to a post in a topic: 5.0.17 is now available!
  5.    Summit360 reacted to a post in a topic: 5.0.17 is now available!
  6.    Summit360 reacted to a post in a topic: 5.0.8 Released
  7. I also have a notice to upgrade for a security patch, I'm on 5.0.7 already. So for the security release. Looking at release notes 5.0.7 is the fix release. Not keen on jumping on a beta1, looks like a few of us are getting the beta notice despite not being enrolled on it. So is 5.0.8 beta 1 the security upgrade or not, because thats what I'm offered from the 'fix this' button click? Or put another way, how beta is beta1? Thanks.
  8.    Talksofa reacted to a post in a topic: Hump Day: A Refresh Has Arrived!
  9. I've slept on the email and on the first 14pages of this topic. WOW! 12 month billing industry standard? Almost all of the services I use are per hour, per month, most offer an annual discount. Those that only have annual, TBH, they have something to fear to lock you in. Even microsoft do monthly 😉 who/what is a standard? Be better by differentiating and offering your customers what they need. Silver linings: I'm assuming search will be getting a really good overhaul, elastic 7? If we're to search for issues first. TBH I still just use `site:domain.tld` in google here and on my own sites. I can actually stand the price increases. But I'm not impressed at all, at how it's been done. Trust was a word used before, I'll reiterate that and add reputation. Now I don't want to renew on the principal of it, and to support those who had this foisted upon them. I understand the support changes too. As a developer of 25+years and engineering manager for many, I see my peers on support, their productivity is far lower. £ for £ I get more from my non-support folk. However, they tear through bugs, keep paying customers happy with super quick response times & prompt fixes. Sure we have the odd customer who is a 'burden' but we see it, if we can make it work for them, then 80% of the others won't bother us. Now if I could offload support to customers... win. #fail If multiple similar questions asked, add it to a knowledgebase, dev or customer led, #win. Could also get rid of the annoying config/server queries by bumping the price up to a bearable, but mostly prohibitive figure? ...win. #fail Ultimately at $1250, that's an hour work a month I'd expect in return. Or one serious forum offline help me get it back. If I was raising that level of support queries, IPS isn't the best. I'd pay $100 per serious issue escalation or guaranteed resolution, not a sort it yourself as your not cloud hosted... I didn't have premium support before, didn't feel I needed it, support was great; ok, mostly ok, a little difficult as self hosted, no sftp, 2fa etc for the dozen tickets or so over a decade. Had one bad upgrade, 4.5 to 4.6.6 yesterday ironically. Community support no sla? That in essence, and at worst is, no support, a suggestion that breaks more than it fixes, an escalation to a ticket at some point/trigger?, or premium support! Well let's try it for a quarter, nowt to lose now. I'd save a big chunk of my monthly going to your cloud offering, except I'd rather eat my own notebook. I choose to self host, I enjoy it and I can optimise it, tune it, debug it. Ican upgrade when it's not a buggy .0/.1 release. I pay for an sla with service providers and pay for more with many companies whom I trust... who are open, transparent and fair. Who reward their evangelists and support the 3rd party community. not bad news... just wow.
  10. Upgraded our test site. Only got a handful of users on it, but alas the achievements seems to be rather greedy. 1601133500% (32022670/2) The Rebuild achievements rule nexus_Subscription is just running and running. As it's a test site there is no support, but I can't find a way to stop this job from running. I've disabled achievements but it still gets picked up on the cron job and spins the server load up. Only a test server, but still would like to kill this job. I'm sure there used to be a bugs board or something on here too. I opted into the new achievements during the upgrade. I'd prefer not to delete all the rules as I was hoping to explore the new achievements. Anyone got an ideas?

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