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Marc

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  1. As mentioned in the screenshot there, these are coming soon, as some of these have not yet been announced nor detailed been released. Once we are ready with that, we can advise accordingly
  2. Then you click on the dropdown again (next to the edit icon. The -> \/ ) You will see generate renewal in there
  3. I think the point here is that the setting itself is not vulnerable. It does exactly what it says it does. The only thing that is vulnerable is the fact the person has been given those permissions. We have a suggestion in here for that to change, and I can certainly see your points there. However, as it stands at present, it would be wise not to set permissions for moderators based on how you believe it should work in the future.
  4. I would tend to agree. You should be allowing only people you trust to access these areas
  5. This is intentional and is not related to chunks. This happened when there is a character in the filename that does not belong. Its renamed and the timestamp added.
  6. We cannot guarentee when or even if a suggestion will make it to a final release unfortunately. I can tell you it certainly wont be in 4.7 as that is already in beta
  7. There is probably a more efficient way, but I use the method above myself, purely as I dont have to look it up LOL.
  8. We would not provide support for customisation of the product, however I will move this ticket to our community support, as there may well be others who have achieved similar
  9. As mentioned in the message above, please post up any suggestions within the feature suggestions area.
  10. I would need more information on this. How is it you have removed permissions? If you havent already, you should really remove permission at a module level from the content discovery module https://invisioncommunity.com/4guides/how-to-use-ips-community-suite/managing-members/member-permissions-r305/
  11. It does sounds like its permissions. Please take a look at the following guide on this and if you cannot find the issue, make sure your access details are up to date and PM me the details for this https://invisioncommunity.com/4guides/how-to-use-ips-community-suite/managing-members/member-permissions-r305/
  12. In addition to this, check your server error logs at times just before this starts to happen. Its likely you will see what is the underlying cause of the problem there
  13. You would not be securing the software, its your server you would be securing. As mentioned in your othe rpost, you really need to contact your hosting company if this is happening. People will not be accessing and changing files through the software
  14. Please check for mod_security or securi, and check its not blocking something there. Cloudflare is another thing that may cause this
  15. Glad to see you got that resolved 🙂
  16. You really need to contact your hosting company to reenforce your security on the server there, and you should be replacing all passwords that can access your server in any way, such as FTP, MySQL, SSH etc. If its happening on multiple software, it seems the issue is your server rather than software
  17. Sorry for the delay there, it seems something may have been missed. Could I ask, are you checking this as a member of admin?
  18. Sorry, Im a little confused as to the relevance of the screenshot there. Nothing on there indicated any changes to PHP files. If files are being changed however, you would need to contact your hosting company on this to see how this has happened. Users cannot directly change any PHP files within the software itself.
  19. There is no way in which to use these on your login page at present
  20. You would need to contact the author of that application for assistance if you are getting that issue. However, it looks like you already have this installed. Do you have a custom uploaded version installed?
  21. 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.
  22. No problem. That being the case, clear your browser cache and you should be good to go
  23. Glad to see you managed to get that sorted out now.
  24. If the line above has been added, it will not show up on the login page. You would need to check what you have added
  25. As mentioned above, you would need to create a constants.php file. You would create this in the root of your community installation, and add the following <?php define('DISABLE_MFA',TRUE); Remember to remove this line once you have got in there and reset anything you need
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