Marc

You would need to ensure that PHPMail is set up and configured correctly on your server. The above is part of that process, but of course ensuring PHPMail itself is set up is another thing you would need to do. If you are unsure, you would need to contact a server administrator to assist you with this.

I dont think this has been a feature within gallery. We have this within forums only at present

We have a bug report in for this one 🙂

There will be significant changes and different ways of working within version 5. However, there would always be things you can learn by coding items for version 4. So it would be your own choice really.

We wouldnt really do a pros/con against every mail service on the internet. What you really need to do is ask yourself what you want to achieve. If the answer to that question is that you simply want it to successfully send out mail, then just use the internal one. If you want something such as your own domain and to do other things with your mail service (whatever those 'things' may be) then look for a service which suits what you need. There is often an emphasis on seeing what one service offers that another service doesn't, rather than asking the correct question of "What do I actually need?"

This is correct. File.php is where the code is that tells the system to save an item to a location. At present, the S3 permissions are simply not allowing write

This is not something available. It is custom templating for our site, built on a pages database. We do also have other custom developed things built into there

Glad to hear you are now updated successfully 🙂

We embed using oembed endpoints, of which I dont believe imgur has

No problem at all. Glad things are now working correctly for you 🙂

You cannot remove them within the platform without waiting for the period in which you have set to prune

You mention "Upon logging in". Are you referring to log in to an external source, or logging in directly on the community. If on the external source, you would need to actually set up the redirect URL on your external source correctly.

Thank you for bringing this issue to our attention! I can confirm this should be further reviewed and I have logged an internal bug report for our development team to investigate and address as necessary, in a future maintenance release.

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.

You can always use search in the top right also 🙂

I feel you may want to re-read the above. There are no claims anyone has done such as thing that I have read in this topic. Someone has asked about what security precautions they can use on their site when using items that are developed by someone other than Invision. I'm sure as a developer yourself, you appreciate the importance of someone thinking about the security of their site?

IPS reviewed code to ensure it adheres to our marketplace guidelines. What we do not do is check every line of code for security issues and serious issues that may arise from installing them. This very much a misconception of what we do. There are no guarentees that a code review will prevent any malicious, bad, exploit code etc. Adding 3rd party code to your website is at your own risk. This has always been the case.

It would probably be a question for cloudflare that one. If its caching things we need it not to, they would at least have to not using caching on that URL

I have created a ticket on this for you, so we can take a closer look

Your best option would be to reach out to a 3rd party who provides services for upgrading these kinds of sites. If you take a look here, there are quite a few providing this https://invisioncommunity.com/third-party/providers-directory/

That would indicate you are likely redirecting to https using your server, but havent actually set your software to use https. Please see the following and ensure you have done this https://invisioncommunity.com/4guides/advanced-options/configuration-options/using-ssl-https-r273/

Its worth nothing that we have not provided that version or even supported it for over a decade also

There are scanners out there for that purpose. Anything we posted which was literally "Check for this as we have seen x" would also be an advertisement to those writing malicious code "Avoid x as we are seeing it". This is, for example, the reason we don't disclose rules relating to our spam system. Any disclosure would result in telling spammers how to avoid it. This said, however. It's simply not our responsibility to check the code of 3rd party developers. As with any developer you purchase any written code on the internet, you are purchasing on some level of trust and reputation. This actually used to be the case. What's known as a loss leader. However, there comes a point where the benefits are not outweighing the costs. This is the case here. In the case of Apple and google, you are looking at marketplaces/stores of several million items, all of which make money for those companies. They also have very very very very large budgets for these things. In our case, as already explained, the market for this has been in decline for quite a few years now. This is not to say there isn't a place for 3rd party items. However, it is to say that its not cost-effective, or an effective use of time, to host these items ourselves. Whether it be the files themselves or directories of files, these involve time from the staff here that are better put toward the main product for the benefit of all. We will decide more on this nearer the time.

We can advise on how to move your site from one server to another, as pointed out by Randy above. However we would not advise on how to do the server itself, which is what this topic relates to

No problem at all. I hope you manage to get things sorted