SJ77

I was having a /usr/sbin/mysqld spike to over 100% CPU under my server processes. I had to kill it to stop it but it would creep back up. I checked a slow query log and nothing. Disabled bouncer and the issue is gone. Any ideas? MYSQL 8, using Amazon SES

In a default/vanilla version of IPB, there is no concept of a maximum number of attachments.  

You might want to try turning off Kitchen Sink for a few minutes to see if it goes away when it's disabled.  If so, that's your problem.  If not, you might want to go back and disable ALL 3rd party resources and then turn them on one by one until you find the culprit.  

There are a few reasons this could be happening...
If you had a bad cookie path in your conf_global.php could be one.  
But in addition to that... in another thread, you also mentioned recently adding Cloudflare.  If your Cloudflare caching rules are not setup correctly, that could be causing the issue as well.  You might try turning Cloudflare to development mode and then clearing it's cache.  If the problem suddenly fixes itself, your problem is in your caching setup.  

@SJ77
I have some guesses, but if you want, send me your site link so I can do some tests.
You can try this:
open includeMeta template,
at the bottom stop preloading fonts,
or this:
<!-- <link rel="preload" href="{url="applications/core/interface/font/fontawesome-webfont.woff2?v=4.7.0" base="none" noprotocol="true"}" as="font" crossorigin="anonymous"> -->  

But it does help you know if certain areas need further investigation.  Remember...  with the move to the latest version also involved an upgrade of PHP from 7.x to 8.x.  That was a HUGE change and while certain things may not be broken (meaning your site is offline), it could take more resources under PHP8.  
My suggestion was around verifying any third party resources/code is actually optimized under PHP8.  I would also look to make sure have looked at optimizing your Apache/PHP setup itself... for example looking at max client settings, changing the PHP mode (or optimizing PHP-FPM settings which could be very impactful).  

Well, think of it this way...  if your site is online, it can't be THAT bad.  With that being said...  you want to address as much as possible to protect your site and ensure the best experience possible for your users.

Hi again, I stopped updating every detail because I'd nattered on long enough without a reply (grin), but in the meantime I've determined that at least with my webhost and/or anything else that might be relevant with my situation (though I've no idea what) it only works in PHP 8.1.16, not the earlier 8.0.28?
I don't know why, since the ips4.php file worked in both, but then when I tried to run the updater, it only worked when I had the web hosting control panel for the later PHP?
I just switched it back on a whim, just to make sure I'd checked and rechecked all details and lo and behold, it updated in the later one when it loaded nothing but errors in the previous?
So I'm checking the board out now, I can't say everything is intact yet but the index page loads.  🙂

Old thread but adding that we are probably migrating from CentOS 7 to Almalinux.

Thanks for circling back and letting us know. Hoping everything works flawlessly for you in the future, if not, you know where to find us. 😉

I think a good addition to the attachment manager located in the ACP would be to see files uploaded in the Downloads app. As of now only attachments uploaded through the editor is shown there and there is no way to quickly find large files or duplicates with slightly adjusted names (or same name for that matter). There is no easy way to manage files in Downloads app right now and it would be about time to show that app some love 
Maybe it should even have its very own manager located in the Downloads segment of the ACP where we can see files uploaded and a filter to show files and/or screenshots.
Thanks

I also hated the way this looks and changed mine a long time ago, but it does involve changing a template. Many of my members have a profile photo and I wanted it out of the area where the photo goes.
 

And now realize amount of work custom app/plugins developers will have upon the change.. and below is presentation of a speed at which money will fly away from your pockets 😄

CKEditor 4 is EOL by the end of 2023, it seems.
Invision should be prepared to deprecate CKEditor 4 sometime in 2023.
Since CKEditor 5 is very different than CKEditor 4, I think Invision should release a beta of CKEditor 5 in an upcoming release with CKEditor 4 being the default editor. An ACP setting should be available if a site wants to switch to the beta CKEditor 5 early. This forum could switch to CKEditor 5 as soon as possible to help get any integration problems addressed early.

Just to close the loop on this in case it helps anyone in the future.
I had restored my test site to an older backup that had a different admin login than what I am using now.
Once I recalled the login I had saved in the backup it worked fine.
Silly mistake but I forgot that I had changed my password since this backup was made.
Thank you

Just to close the loop on this in case it helps anyone in the future.
I had restored my test site to an older backup that had a different admin login than what I am using now.
Once I recalled the login I had saved in the backup it worked fine.
Silly mistake but I forgot that I had changed my password since this backup was made.
Thank you

You'll want to contact your host to ensure that you have PHP sessions setup correctly. Checking the session save path to ensure it exists and is valid is a good first step.

Yes the task.php file needs to be 777 in order to run properly. And the key at the end (set of numbers and letters) is a parameter that gets passed to the backend code when it runs. Leave everything as is and you're good. 👍

I will do Marc, was assuming my server  is running on php 8, which is set in my hosting company dashboard and didn't realise Cron jobs weren't run from my actual website. Hence my puzzlement. I'll check with them.

To confirm, you're using your community's administrator login? Were you able to login prior to attempting the upgrade? If your browser is inserting any credentials, I'd advise on deleting these and manually typing. Often this is a culprit of the browser inserting incorrect credentials. 

I will use IS NOT NULL instead, as NULL is used to save when the user removes the image. 👍

It seems your topic was missed there unfortunately. Its just been picked up as you replied, and we now do support on the community. I've got a bug report in for you now, so we can get it addressed
 

Yes.

Just to follow up on this, we worked with SJ77 and there was an issue with their Twitter app configuration on Twitter's developer website. 
If anyone runs into this, I would recommend reviewing your app configuration with our Guide, as things (unfortunately) change frequently: 
 

I reordered the fields in "ACP > Commerce > STORE > Custom Fields" but the display order changes only when viewing the product in the frontend store or manage purchases area.
Viewing/editing a product in ACP the fields are still ordered by ID (in the order they were created).