Hisashi

I just realized that my software wasn't deleting images of deleted content when the "Tasks: Use cron (Recommended)" function was activated, even though the function was working without a problem. Now I'm full of orphaned files in the uploads folder in question and, humanly speaking, there's no way of knowing which image has had its content deleted or not, the images are just there. Is there a command to solve this? For example... The file “001.webp.a100695e8351be1be1600eff613e5645.webp” before the change, it remained after the removal of the content page, doing another test after the task change, the new file “001.webp.xxxx.webp” was deleted.

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@Marc Stridgen Use Markus Jung to verify this issue, as he is having the same issue and is a cloud client.

If it wasn't activated by default (which I don't remember), the trigger for causing this is when you click on "Enable" to only see the settings, when in fact you haven't really activated it.

It's not necessary, as I said before, I cleaned the HTML template. I recommend testing this with someone else, it seems to be a bug.

It's not activated, I at most clicked to see how it worked, but at no point did I activate it.

I didn't find an option for this, so my solution was to clean up the HTML template. core > front > hive > followButton

I haven't enabled hive in my community, why is this button showing?

I updated again, now officially the main site and it generated the same error. But everything is working normally.

You have send rss with your user key with permission, in public rss this is not displayed. https://www.uncrownedaddiction.com/forums/forum/9-serious-debates.xml/ I don't know if this is important to you, but now your key is exposed in topic.

I saved a chart, it looks like no errors on that. Should I assume that everything is working perfectly?

It exists, only empty. In 4.7.8 database is also empty.

Version 4.7.13 - Default theme

The system is not generating any other error, it only generated this one at end of the update.

Hello, I just updated my site on 'test domain' on same server, and generated this error log at the end of update. Type: upgrade_error Error (1054) Unknown column 'chart_timescale' in 'ips_core_saved_charts': changeColumn ["core_saved_charts","chart_timescale",{"name":"chart_timescale","type":"ENUM","length":null,"decimals":null,"values":["hourly","daily","weekly","monthly","none"],"allow_null":true,"default":null,"comment":"","unsigned":false,"auto_increment":false}] --- #0 /home/.../public_html/test/system/Application/Application.php(1618): IPS\_Log::log('Error (1054) Un...', 'upgrade_error') #1 /home/.../public_html/test/applications/core/sources/Setup/Upgrade.php(511): IPS\_Application->installDatabaseUpdates(107700, 0, 10, true) #2 /home/.../public_html/test/applications/core/sources/Setup/Upgrade.php(326): IPS\core\Setup\_Upgrade->step1(Array) #3 /home/.../public_html/test/applications/core/modules/setup/upgrade/upgrade.php(47): IPS\core\Setup\_Upgrade->process(Array) #4 /home/.../public_html/test/system/Helpers/MultipleRedirect/MultipleRedirect.php(93): IPS\core\modules\setup\upgrade\_upgrade->IPS\core\modules\setup\upgrade\{closure}(Array) #5 /home/.../public_html/test/applications/core/modules/setup/upgrade/upgrade.php(77): IPS\Helpers\_MultipleRedirect->__construct(Object(IPS\Http\Url), Object(Closure), Object(Closure)) #6 /home/.../public_html/test/system/Dispatcher/Controller.php(118): IPS\core\modules\setup\upgrade\_upgrade->manage() #7 /home/.../public_html/test/system/Dispatcher/Setup.php(220): IPS\Dispatcher\_Controller->execute() #8 /home/.../public_html/test/admin/upgrade/index.php(34): IPS\Dispatcher\_Setup->run() #9 {main} The only thing different I noticed was this here. In other places it appears to be displaying normally. (4.7.13) Everything seems to be working normally, so I don't know if I should worry about it.