Rick Vasquez

no they are new ones

the issue persists was there any cause found?

updated, sorry for the latency it seems like email notifications aren't coming in.

Alright I did this after logging in without asking for a reset and changing the password etc. It is still not working added to notes now. @Marc @Jim M Thanks!

could this be if I enabled 2 factor while some users were dormant and couldn't log in to add it before it being required to log in and forgetting their password? I think this may be the issue as I had to do that recently for the community due to a breach from the 4.18 patch fix.

You mean like a potentially valid full one?

also I spoke too soon it seems like this is still an issue even without branded links and with full URL's that look like this: https://www.domain.com/board/index.php?app=core&module=system&controller=redirect&url=https://www.domain.com/board/lostpassword/?do=validate%26vid=<someslug>%26mid=<somememberid>&key=<anotherslug>&email=1&type=lost_password_init

yeah, it worked and then they started injecting the link tracking again even with it off. I'm trying to figure out why a first party integration doesn't just work. I'll move to an SMTP based approach instead of the API.

turning link tracking off seems to have worked, but also that's a bit lame that it won't work with it on.

no, I am using sendgrid and their link trackers, i can likely turn that off, but I'd assume it works because of the API integration. No, this is for the intended users and users are unable to reset their passwords.

tested resetting passwords due to a large number of the same complaints within an hour password links saying they are invalid. There is no errors in the logs and the link does go to the correct place with a correct key, but just gives the same error even on accounts with admin access.

Probably not, MySQL 5.7 is EOL and has been since October. Why do they not offer a non EOL version of MySQL?

considering 5.7 is EOL, I would recommend upgrading to 8.0.x anyway. An inplace upgrade should be trivial since you have little/no data in the database.

it shouldn't be difficult to adapt the apache redirect to the nginx rule. If you are struggling with that there are utilities that can help as well.

I was having this issue on some threads on my board, specifically where we talk about music and lots of youtube videos are linked. This plugin helped solve the problem immediately after installing. It seems like all the youtube videos attempting to load at the same time is crashing some memory limit in safari/webkit on iOS