Marc Stridgen

Creating a test site is the same as making any other site. The only difference is the key you use, as mentioned above

2 hours ago, marklcfc said:

Ok, I just didn't want all those new applications to install next time I run the upgrade

They won’t install unless you actively click to install them in the admin cp

The question there was how to do this without being broken due to leap years 🙂 

Glad to hear things are now working for you 🙂 

Yes, if you change you will get all applications in your download

You should absolutely set up a cron job for your background tasks if you havent already, as that will certainly make them very very slow if you havent traffic to your site.

Switch off archiving and it will ask if you wish to unarchive. That will be done gradually in the background (you will not actually see a background task in the list, if thats what you are looking for)

Glad to hear you managed to get the issues resolved 🙂 

If you had to do that, it seems that you may have had it set in your conf_global.php file to true, when in fact it hadnt been converted. If you have any further issues on this, set it to false and you will see the converter show up in the support area of your admin CP, and it will allow you to do the above automatically 

2 minutes ago, bel303 said:

Any ideas after these months to make it work?

Im not sure how much more I can say than I have said above. Facebook appears to be requiring business verification 

8 minutes ago, taz.de said:

dear marc, php8.1 is not in the official debian repositories. they (our admins) hate it when we install php with using sury. most likely because safety and other standards. when you officially support only 8.1 (and when we have problems like my colleague described above) we can't use the 8.2 debian php package and have to install 8.1 from sury. or the admins have to build an own package. i think ipb/ips is the only software package we use which forces us to do such things.
i hope you are well, best regards.

 

Sorry to hear that is the case. As mentioned, we are indeed providing support for PHP 8.2 in our next major release of the platform.

16 hours ago, marklcfc said:

.....but not interested in Blog Gallery or Downloads

Of course, you simply wouldnt click to install those applications if you arent using them.

18 hours ago, taz.de said:

just to let you know: for us and especially our admins, it would be helpfull if you could synchronize the supported php version with the one supported by the actual stable debian packages.

Im a little confused by this. Are you saying they dont support php 8.1 and 8.2?

The reality there is, given it works everywhere but your site, and if you have tested with no 3rd party involved at all, and you can upload fine when its not uploading in another format, it can only really be when your server converting the file. While its odd its happening both on GD and on Imagemagick, its  the only conclusion that can really be made here, as It's the only thing different

I have moved this to our developer connection forum, that is better placed for your topic 🙂 

Glad to hear things are now working for you 🙂 

Please let me know the name of the club, and I can then take a look for you

An open club should indeed show throughout the community. Are you having issues with that? Are you running the latest release?

Ive tagged developers in the first instance to see if this is anything intentional

Thats something you would need to consult with google on if needed. Last I looked there was only a cost over so many uses

You need to check the 'enabled APIs and Services' section, as the only way they wouldnt show, is if they are not enabled

Its not something we have at present on the new editor, but its certainly an interesting idea. 

A post feed will include all public posts by default. You mention you are only seeing the first post of a topic. That sounds like you are using the topic feed rather than the post feed

You mention you check another photo. Please could you check the same photo