Marc
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Glad to hear it 🙂
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This has never been a feature of the Invision Community series
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Indeed those are not the same thing. They wont show up in the queue
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This is an issue with your mysql instance. You would need to contact your hosting company to assist you with this -
Note in order to use the above, you need to ensure both communities are upgraded to the latest release.
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No problem at all 🙂
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^ this will indeed be the issue
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I have created a ticket on this for you, so we can look into it further
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Please try with 3rd party plugins disabled also. Just tested this end, and that does seem to be having an impact
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The most common cause of these issues are delays in email (it sents email notifications out when posting) and issues with 3rd party applications that are doing things at the time of posting. Please disable any 3rd party items, and check the email error logs, if you are using your own email, to see if there are any issues there (System->Settings->Email)
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Thank you for your feedback 🙂 Community based support for the win 🙂
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It can take quite some time, as it runs with traffic on your site, and is intentionally a gradual background process.
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Just as a note, you could actually create a custom profile field to ask them for the information, which you could then use to decide on whether or not to be a member at all.
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It should be noted, all your tables should be using the INNODB table engine. I suspect that one at the least is running MyIsam. Without being over technical, its more efficient with locks
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Glad you have what you need there
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Regular internal server errors
Marc replied to marklcfc's topic in Classic self-hosted technical help
There would certainly be one way to test that. Remove cloudflare again -
Cheers Nathan 🙂
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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.
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I've tagged our developers to see if they have any idea of what might be happening here. You dont seem to be getting any fail (wrong password etc) its just not logging in. It can only really be something server side there unfortunately
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No problem, Alex
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Glad to hear you got that sorted 🙂
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Please do post in feature suggestions, as you may well get others with thoughts on this
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You would need to ask your hosting company, and disable any caching that is present. Also ensure you are only using a stock htaccess
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Could you please check to ensure your conf_global is using https , as I suspect it may not be. I see whats happening there, and thats the only time I have seen something similar, unless there is some aggressive caching there somewhere
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Regular internal server errors
Marc replied to marklcfc's topic in Classic self-hosted technical help
Unfortunately without more information, there isnt really anything to point to software being an issue there. Only your hosting company would be able to assist with this
