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Try the marketplace for a plugin
Some here (I do not know if they are any good or not and havent used any)
 
 

But if there are no PHP errors when running it, then it is compatible. PHP writes new versions to be backwards compatible, and in some instances they remove deprecated code that is no longer compatible--this causes errors and things to break if you still use such code. I guess what I'm saying is that if nothing breaks, and there are no errors, then what would be the concern with running it now?
PS - There were tons of issues for me running PHP 8.0, and I had to upgrade many custom plugins and apps. Besides the cache issue, which turned out to be a problem with my Redis installation on PHP 8.1, I have not seen any errors at all when running PHP 8.1.

Mark, there are two solutions.
1) Configure an SELinux policy to allow apache to write to the document root and subfolders.
2) Disable SELinux.
I opted for the latter.  Thanks
 
p.s. file permissions should not be 777. I don't want to argue about it, but it is not necessary and poses a security risk. You are giving the public write permissions to a folder on the server.  Instead, you should change the ownership of the 'document root' folder to apache:apache (if you use apache) and set file permissions to 775 or even 755.
 
 

thank you so much

Well it was all going fine, no problems, but after reading here it wasn't compatible (I missed that when I installed 4.6.x) I reverted back to 8.0.x as I like an easy life......

It can also be caused by incorrect server settings, for example (not used much now as its for http) but Varnish Cache used to log people out if incorrectly set up.

It can also be caused by incorrect server settings, for example (not used much now as its for http) but Varnish Cache used to log people out if incorrectly set up.

There was indeed an issue with some 3rd party themes. Especially the themes from Ehren (ipsfocus.com).
They are solved in version 2.1.4 (waiting for approval in Marketplace).
Please give it another try when new version it out 😉 

It's still working and fully supported with the latest version of Invision Community. It jsut doesn't yet abide by the data storage sections of the Marketplace Guidelines so I haven't been able to update the compatibility version yet. That's where things get a bit tricky because there's a fair amount of data that needs to be moved during an upgrade without affecting the SSO functionality. An updated version is progressing well though (essentially a complete rewrite) and I should start beta testing it soon.
Justin has been in touch with me and I haven't yet got a complete picture of what the issue is, but hopefully I should be able to get access soon and look further into it.

Id suggest asking @stoo2000 to have a look as he is the developer - I wouldnt upgraded IPS till you have sorted the issue.......

I agree with you. I feel that the Commerce module is sort of "abandoned". A software that takes payments has to be able to generate downloadable invoices. We like it or not, a PDF is the default format. 
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However, ACP won't even generate a PDF file. That's insane. Even less, allow you download it because it doesn't even generate one.
I read the Hump Days and I see the staff talking about new things always. What about the core ones? New is not necessarily better. 
I have to process many payments every quarter. It's a waste of so many hours.
This is just the type of the iceberg because the Commerce module seems to be forgotten. Even the default theme has things that were left there, probably done in a hurry. 
I would love to hear your opinion on this. @Jordan Miller
Why is Invision focused on making new things, badges, reactions, promotions, etc, and not focusing on making a solid core application as many are claiming in the community. There is the marketplace to extend the software, of course, but things as basic as PDF download and generation for invoices, and so many other things for the Commerce module and other modules. I read the Hump Day and it's great to see the bugs fixed, that's awesome. But what about saying, hey, next versions will be focused on improving the existing functionalities and adding many of the suggested features. 
It seems that the focus is on something else. I don't know. Promoting the cloud service, adding more and more new functions as if there was a race to be won. 
I just don't understand. I do understand that everything takes time and time equals money. That's a fact. 
The marketplace and the features channel is loaded with features that should be built-in in the core. What is it done instead? Adding new ones without hearing all the Voices speaking out loud in the community.
The marketplace has many free plugins that should be built-in the core. 
That's my vision and my opinion. Focus on the core functionalities. IPS goals may be different and I respect that, of course. 
There are just things that I don't understand and that I would never do in my own my business or community. 
Thanks a lot to those who read me. Hopefully, IPS will not only read, but take actions as well.
 
 

Cater for drop shipping, there are some requirement and ideas discussed here.
 

For requests like this, I would suggest to clearly state which country has such requirements, what the law is called and so on. It’s much better to judge the validity and the impact this way. 

@Julia Osipova You need to post the suggestion here.

Thanks. I wrote in "Feature suggestions".

When I was a newbie here was a lot of unknowns I still wish for this:
 

Try this
#Remove index.php|html at the end of the URL and change to / RewriteCond %{THE_REQUEST} ^GET\ /.*/index\.(php|html)\ HTTP RewriteRule (.*)index\.(php|html)$ /$1 [R=301,L]  

The fact it lasts 3 days gives you plenty of time to track it down 
Anything  relating to disk usage like backups etc ?

There is also htop - its easier to read and a better interface and does all top does, and iotop for input/output processes on a per process basis and metope for mysql.
As stated above how are you using top ? As there are specific command line options to filter things

Not NGINX ? 🤣
 
There is also a good read here over at cPanel forums with a bash script 

Those folders are part of our software and would need to be writable for the software to build/cache respective aspects.

Sorry Marc, I am not sure what and where  your "there" refers to, though I will happily to any Qs that the IC team asks of me.
As I explained in my Migration Notes wiki page, migrating from 4.4 to 4.6 on a new server is complicated because of LAMP stack version and caching options incompatibility between these two IC versions.  This all gets messy if you have a native LAMP stack on the hosting server, because the standard (Ubuntu) packages don't comfortably support multiple version of this Stack installed or worse running at the same time without a lot of faffing around in the configuration, and so you end up doing serial installs and removal of packages, and these tend to /etc garbage.  Using docker addresses this whole issue as it is trivial to spin up then bring down separate docker-specific stacks.  I realise that IC-hosted forums are the commercially preferred option for IC, but in our community and forum are UK-based so want a UK hosted option; we also can't afford a five-fold increase in hosting fees (because we would pay a fair commercial price for such a managed service) on our no-advertising funding model.  I am sure that many self-hosting customers have similar drivers, which why I added this Self-Hosting topic.
After quite a few trial migrations, I think it entirely fair to describe your upgrade process as both unduly long and worse fragile in term of runtime.  For our forum, the best I've achieved is a 3½ hr elapse for our conversion time on a dedicated 6-core VPS with NVMe SSD, and that is working to a tight script.  Do the wrong click in one of the ACP screens and this can go up three-fold.  Using a Docker approach under GitHub makes the whole end-to-end more determined and maintainable.

Try this