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Marc

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  1. You could try the following. Please ensure you have done a FULL backup, and you are ready to revert if needed.

    Add the following to your conf_global.php in the 

    'sql_utf8mb4' => true,

    example

    <?php
    
    $INFO = array (
      'sql_host' => 'localhost',
      'sql_database' => 'stuff',
      'sql_user' => 'stuff',
      'sql_port' => NULL,
      'sql_socket' => NULL,
      'sql_tbl_prefix' => NULL,
      'sql_utf8mb4' => true,
      'board_start' => 1677243260,
      'installed' => true,
      'base_url' => 'http://location',
      'guest_group' => 2,
      'member_group' => 3,
      'admin_group' => 4,
    );

     

    Then try to do the upgrade to the latest release, without doing the UTF8mb4 update

  2. 33 minutes ago, Pescao6 said:

    Using CDN & WAF can help reduce spam by blocking suspicious traffic before it gets to the website. For example, Cloudflare CDN & WAF are free since March 15, 2022 and include an invisible CAPTCHA alternative called Cloudflare Turnstile. You could use it as a second layer of CAPTCHA that won't annoy real people if you want. :ph34r:

    I like to look at website security from a holistic approach. Spam isn't the only security concern when managing a website. The idea of using Invision Community Classic without a CDN and without a WAF is like saying you're secure enough using Windows Defender on a Windows 10/11 PC and you don't really need an antivirus: 60% of people will believe you; the other 40% know better. :laugh:

    Indeed. However the topic you quoted still was not in any way related to spam protection. It was a question about DDOS protection on the server

    34 minutes ago, Pescao6 said:

    Don't get me wrong, this comment is a great suggestion and Invision Community 4.x Anti-Spam is great if you have an active license. But really don't like CAPTCHAs.

    hCaptcha can be used whether or not you have an active licence. As far as not liking them, I cant really help you there

  3. The only way you would be able to do this at present would be to block every other country through spam prevention settings. There isnt a way in which to say "Only this country". To be honest, you would probably be best to restrict from your server, rather than from the software

    Its worth noting, you will likely lose members through doing this also. People who use VPNs for example, simply would no longer be able to visit.

  4. Please post any bugs for version 5 on the preview community in the bug tracker. What you are seeing there is a bug, not something you want as a new feature. Im not entirely sure what you mean on the second part of this, to be honest, as many items tehre you are posting arent the person you ignored. It will ignore 'only' their post, not anything else

  5. We would need to look further into this for you, however the access details on file appear to be incorrect or missing. Could you please update these details by visiting your client area, selecting the relevant purchase, then clicking "Review/Update Access Information" under the "Stored Access Information" section. 

    We look forward to further assisting you. 

     

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