Recent content by webbycloud5534

oh yea that makes total sense. you're at post 241 now.

Okay, now this is what I did that is working and I can get back to business I looked into the .htaccess file and saw this: I'm looking into the .htaccess, I noticed this: RewriteCond %{HTTP_HOST} ^www\.(.*)$ [NC] RewriteRule ^(.*)$ http://%1/$1 [R=301,L] and I enabled it because it was...

integration for these two scripts? is there a plugin??? it would be the next choice, but I would recommend a security enhancement so that users can't automatically scan a small tiny URL for different clouds, there was a new security article about this where hackers can use short URLs to quickly...

I would like to know how to do this as well, could there a be a step by step video to guide one for this? I've never tried NGINX, but I'm sure its the way to go. I have around 400 users now and I plan on reaching over 1000 by the end of the year...

I just need to know where to look or wait for Adams suggestions or his tech team guys,, I didn't see anything in the config file besides "no trailing forward slash" where it says to enter the URL without the "www". But its MY fault for doing a script upgrade during the weekend since his tech...

I was running 4.2 script just fine, now I have paused all my work until I hear back from Adam on customer support, I provide him with all the logs and info, I'm not going to post it here for security reasons, but I think if I have an error and it happened after a script upgrade it should be...

Emergency! I have daily new users...so I need to get this fix asap Okay I updated from 4.2 to 4.3 and now the following is being seen by my users and not allowing them to log into their user panel: Here is the problem, for some reason when my customers don't include the "www" in the URL...

Could someone point me to the right direction on what to check to get this working please? It doesn't tell me when my customers are downloading files. Thanks, J

Fixed: by checking the values and increasing them on SQL and PHP. Also look into the error in the APACHE ERROR log on your server. Thanks adam!

Hi, emergency! my customers are getting: An error accoured reaching the site to login, please try again later. Actual response message: error I'm using Apache, FCGId , mod_rewrite is ON! What else am I missing?? Should I not use FCGId ?