Marc

It is indeed possible if there are issues with smtp on the server. As the emails are indeed being sent, you would need to investigate alongside your hosting company to ascertain why emails are not being sent via the SMTP method

It is indeed possible if there are issues with smtp on the server. As the emails are indeed being sent, you would need to investigate alongside your hosting company to ascertain why emails are not being sent via the SMTP method

The issue you are having there is with your custom theme unfortunately. When creating a default unaltered theme on your site, the revision button is showing 

The answer you gave is in relation to Downloads, not Pages, hence the confusion.

No problem. Was just trying to give you options based on what is currently available there. Please feel free to post this up within our feedback area, if you wish to see something like this appear in the future.

I fixed it for the next release

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.
 

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.
 

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.
 

It should “remove” from viewing, if that’s what you meant.
That’s a similar situation that was “fixed”: 
 

This is a server issue. You need to contact your hosting about it:
ModSecurity: Access denied with code 44 (phase 2).  
They must either disable/tweak the ModSecurity rule triggered by the gallery uploads or disable it completely.

IPS won't do this because their cloud system doesn't work like this. However, we actually locally maintain our own Docker "master image" which has all of our custom apps and tweaks to IPS - as well as custom written ability to automatically upgrade (e.g. automatic database and IPS formatted application upgrades) as well as automatically install for testing branches etc. It doesn't actually require any changes to IPS' core code (at least for v4 😆), so you can definitely hire a developer or work on doing the same in-house if you want a serviceable Docker image.
IPS give us the software, it's up to us how we chose to install/deploy/configure it.

We actually have an open bug report for this 🙂

No problem 🙂 

As with the above assumption on how our cloud platform works, this is also incorrect. We dont actually support any environment. We support the product, and state the following
The added line related to windows server is in absolutely no way at all related to how its set up. Its related to the fact we have seen on many occasions issues when people are using IIS. Usually surrounding things like permissions etc, but often related to the underlying server setup. Not necessarily just IIS. 
I have to admit to being a little confused as to why you believe this to be the case? We don't "spin up" a new box when someone creates a new cloud instance. Its essentially just an account. While it will have it owns files (things that people have uploaded) and its own data, it doesn't necessarily mean it will have its own instance of the software. You are thinking of this in terms of an installation that is done on self hosted, and cloud just doesn't work in that manner in any way. 
We are not likely to get into the decisions made on a daily basis for each items we decide on. Its simply not feesable. We have too many things we make decisions on daily. However I can put this into some context for you by asking you a simple question. If in your job, whatever that happens to be, you could do something that would add nothing at all in terms of value as a company. Would you do it? The reality is, the 'self-hosted' product is a shrinking market. We have made changes to the licensing to ensure that its viable for the immediate future for our customers. But we need to be selective over what we spend development time on, and things such as these are not really of huge value.
Note again, it's not a decision that I would personally make. However I'm giving you the reasoning why its probably unlikely. 

It has been 🙂 

Looks like there was an issue with a small number of sites and keys over night, which has now been resolved.

For issues on the cloud platform itself, you are best to create a ticket when you can. Just so the correct people get that right away 🙂 

Does anyone know if there's a third-party existing plugin/app that brings further functions to the alerts feature?
Thanks, @Marc. I will make the suggestion in due time. 🙂 

Alerts at present can only be sent to an individual or a group. If you wish to see the functionality to send to more than one person, please feel free to post feedback detailed what features you wish to see added, of course 

Create a product in Commerce, put it in a group of its own in Commerce. Configure your badge rule to use the 'Member purchases a product' and filter on the group from above. Award the badge via the rule User purchases the product, user gets the badge.

Just got a Mail from them and on my site it was php info.php that was public. I have deleted it now. Not that dangerous but anyway…

This information includes the PHP version, server details, loaded extensions, environment variables, and more. An attacker can use this data to identify weaknesses in the server configuration and potentially craft specific attacks against the server.

You clicked to add a new group, instead of clicking a plus next to a group already present 🙂 

There isn't a file.
But there will be if you just go to it in a browser - that's what the Invision solution provides, a pseudo robots.txt
 
See? https://www.ynwa.tv/robots.txt