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I have brought this up internally for further review, I can't promise anything at this point, but it's being considered for a future version.  Thank you for all of your feedback on this item. 

I have brought this up internally for further review, I can't promise anything at this point, but it's being considered for a future version.  Thank you for all of your feedback on this item. 

The version you are running of MariaDB 10.1.44 is a mix of mysql versions 5.6 and 5.7, it's perfectly fine, however you can also upgrade to MariaDB 10.2, 10.3, or 10.4 as well. Which are all drop in replacements for mysql 5.7. 
 
 
 
 

It would be a decimal value, example, 140.00 would equal 0.00859188 BTC with a value of $15,669.45 per BTC
 

I have brought this up internally for further review, I can't promise anything at this point, but it's being considered for a future version.  Thank you for all of your feedback on this item. 

I have brought this up internally for further review, I can't promise anything at this point, but it's being considered for a future version.  Thank you for all of your feedback on this item. 

I have brought this up internally for further review, I can't promise anything at this point, but it's being considered for a future version.  Thank you for all of your feedback on this item. 

I have brought this up internally for further review, I can't promise anything at this point, but it's being considered for a future version.  Thank you for all of your feedback on this item. 

You can run the support tool and apply the latest patch to remove this error on facebook/instagram embeds.  Due to some large changes on their end, facebook/instagram embed no longer work at this time.  The patch will prevent any errors and post the link as a normal link for now.
We hope to revisit this in feature with facebook/Instagram in a future version. 
 

Yes it was a big change, and no there isn't an ETA at this time I'm afraid. 

I have brought this up internally for further review, I can't promise anything at this point, but it's being considered for a future version.  Thank you for all of your feedback on this item. 

I have brought this up internally for further review, I can't promise anything at this point, but it's being considered for a future version.  Thank you for all of your feedback on this item. 

Yes it was a big change, and no there isn't an ETA at this time I'm afraid. 

Yes it was a big change, and no there isn't an ETA at this time I'm afraid. 

By default the search settings are set to 365 days for your search index, if you have changed that and increased it, that may explain the higher usage, you can limit search as needed to adjust the size of this as needed.  This is changed in your admincp > system > search settings. 
 
 

CTRL+F in the admin panel for "support" is normally the easiest way but:
DOMAIN/admin/?app=core&module=support&controller=support
Is the normal URL.
Then "something isn't working correctly" and continue. It will clear the site cache which SHOULD fix the missing files issue.

Try running the support tool to clear the cache.

We were talking with them this week. Our approach is unusual in that there is not a single URL to push data through as its distributed software, so it's taking longer to approve. It's all positive though.

I have brought this up internally for further review, I can't promise anything at this point, but it's being considered for a future version.  Thank you for all of your feedback on this item. 

This only happens if your server is having problems processing an upgrade action in a reasonable amount of time. If it happens, you can always exit your browser and restart the upgrader. It will remember where it left off and try the proper way again.

By default the search settings are set to 365 days for your search index, if you have changed that and increased it, that may explain the higher usage, you can limit search as needed to adjust the size of this as needed.  This is changed in your admincp > system > search settings. 
 
 

Hello, this isn't a " flippant attitude" at all, please don't take it that way.  
This topic has been covered several times however, and management has made the decision that this alert will not be removed, we show this for security and the customers best interest in mind, we are not being selfish, we are not being flippant, and we are not being pushy with this recommendation.  If third party items are holding some back from upgrading, perhaps they need to evaluate how much value that item is brining to the community if it's forcing them to remain out of date.   That isn't an item which we can answer for you though, that is your decision.  
With that said, there really isn't much more to add to this topic, so I will close this up.  If anyone has anything further to add on this subject and you feel it's something you want addressed that hasn't been converged already, please submit a support ticket under your account.
 
Thank you for your understanding.  
 

Yes it was a big change, and no there isn't an ETA at this time I'm afraid. 

Yes it was a big change, and no there isn't an ETA at this time I'm afraid.