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I'm using Yogurt social networking with a group of children. The Trusty and Cool friends rankings are fine but the "Sexy" ranking is really not that appropriate.
Is there a way to change that "Sexy" title to something a bit less adult? "Total Awesomeness" might be the thing? I'm fine with the ranking system and the hearts and everything, it's just the name that needs changing.
Is there a way to change that "Sexy" title to something a bit less adult? "Total Awesomeness" might be the thing? I'm fine with the ranking system and the hearts and everything, it's just the name that needs changing.
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I have received this from my hosting people today.
We have identified the following issues with your account on the
karora.instanthosting.com.au server during one of our checks of customers accounts
and recommend investigating the issues listed below as soon as possible as they may
affect the performance or security of your account.
* The following files/folders and some of their sub directories can be overwritten
by other users (permissions set to 777), this is considered unsafe and as others
could change these files we recommend setting the permissions to 755 using the file
manager in cPanel or an FTP program.
public_html/playground/templates_c
public_html/playground/uploads
public_html/playground/cache
public_html/playground/modules/changelog.txt
public_html/playground/modules/install.txt
public_html/playground/modules/upgrade.txt
public_html/playground/modules/license.txt
Can anyone tell me if there are any issues with this or am I safe to do it?
We have identified the following issues with your account on the
karora.instanthosting.com.au server during one of our checks of customers accounts
and recommend investigating the issues listed below as soon as possible as they may
affect the performance or security of your account.
* The following files/folders and some of their sub directories can be overwritten
by other users (permissions set to 777), this is considered unsafe and as others
could change these files we recommend setting the permissions to 755 using the file
manager in cPanel or an FTP program.
public_html/playground/templates_c
public_html/playground/uploads
public_html/playground/cache
public_html/playground/modules/changelog.txt
public_html/playground/modules/install.txt
public_html/playground/modules/upgrade.txt
public_html/playground/modules/license.txt
Can anyone tell me if there are any issues with this or am I safe to do it?
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Catzwolf - "use_mysession" had a value of 1. Changed it and all is well - back in and we have happy six year olds.
Thanks for your help.
Thanks for your help.
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Xoops version 2.0.x - can't recall exactly because I can't get to the administrator section of the site.
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Quote:
It's actually instantaneous - you log ion on the front page, the "Thankyou for logging in" page comes up and it then dumps you back to the front page.
I tried logging in then entering the URL for other pages and got a "You are not authorised..." message.
The site was working fine at 1.00pm yesterday (and has worked perfectly on that server for 12 months.)
I changed the session log out time in general preferences and (since the thing said that this only works if I enable session id) clicked yes on "enable session thingy" (the technical stuff isn't my strong point)
After that no-one could log in. Or rather they could log in, get welcomed and then not be allowed in.
I'll check the php logs and the database.
catzwolf_ wrote:
I would tend to actually ignore that.
From what you are talking about I don't think you have 1000's of users using the web application at the same time? Correct?
From what you are describing, this could actually be a server configuration issue and I would discuss this with who ever deals with the server that XOOPS is installed on.
Plus I would check the php error logs, database logs to see if there is anything there that might give a clue to why it is taking so long and killing the session.
Catz
It's actually instantaneous - you log ion on the front page, the "Thankyou for logging in" page comes up and it then dumps you back to the front page.
I tried logging in then entering the URL for other pages and got a "You are not authorised..." message.
The site was working fine at 1.00pm yesterday (and has worked perfectly on that server for 12 months.)
I changed the session log out time in general preferences and (since the thing said that this only works if I enable session id) clicked yes on "enable session thingy" (the technical stuff isn't my strong point)
After that no-one could log in. Or rather they could log in, get welcomed and then not be allowed in.
I'll check the php logs and the database.
8
I'm using XOOPS as a class website with very young children - 6 & 7 year olds.
When they are working at writing things in various modules (posting comments etc) they take a very long time.
By the time they press the submit button for their work they've been logged out and they losed their work. (The session time was set at 15 minutes by default)
I had the brainwave of setting the session time at a longer period of time like 60 minutes. So I did.
Now I read this in the FAQs
You can set the session length in the system admin -> general settings -> preferences page, but I'd like to add a note of caution. Since XOOPS uses a database for its sessions, keeping them alive for a long time will limit the number of users you can have on a site, as the available connections to the database aren't cleaned up when people leave. This will eventually clog the database, and thus the site.
Reference (Herko- forum aswer)
and sure enough I can log in but the site just keeps reloading the front page.
Hmmm - is there a short answer for this? Does the problem sound like the site is "clogged". Will it unclog if I just wait?
Andrew
When they are working at writing things in various modules (posting comments etc) they take a very long time.
By the time they press the submit button for their work they've been logged out and they losed their work. (The session time was set at 15 minutes by default)
I had the brainwave of setting the session time at a longer period of time like 60 minutes. So I did.
Now I read this in the FAQs
You can set the session length in the system admin -> general settings -> preferences page, but I'd like to add a note of caution. Since XOOPS uses a database for its sessions, keeping them alive for a long time will limit the number of users you can have on a site, as the available connections to the database aren't cleaned up when people leave. This will eventually clog the database, and thus the site.
Reference (Herko- forum aswer)
and sure enough I can log in but the site just keeps reloading the front page.
Hmmm - is there a short answer for this? Does the problem sound like the site is "clogged". Will it unclog if I just wait?
Andrew
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This seems to have come up before from another user, but no-one answered the previous request
Installed Smart Media 0.85 Beta on XOOPS 2.0.18.1 using PHP 5.2.5.
Successfully installed, but clicking on anything related to it - menus, admin icons, admin menus - produces a 500 Internal Server error.
Has anyone else experienced this?
Did anyone else get a fix for it?
Is it me or the module?
Installed Smart Media 0.85 Beta on XOOPS 2.0.18.1 using PHP 5.2.5.
Successfully installed, but clicking on anything related to it - menus, admin icons, admin menus - produces a 500 Internal Server error.
Has anyone else experienced this?
Did anyone else get a fix for it?
Is it me or the module?
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