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There's no plans at the moment for it. It's on the list though so we'll look into it at some stage.

What are the Nginx rules you're using?

------------------------------------- Daily Digest Email - sent to Admin - contains all of yesterday's uploaded files broken down by registered user. - if no files were uploaded, no email is sent -------------------------------------

Yes it should, but clearly it's not. You'll need to see what is effecting it aswell as making sure you're on the latest release code. Looking at the file table is the best place to start.

It's fine 99% of the time, our demo sites are running with it. I've seen there be issues with Cloudflare in rare cases with the upload speed. Some YS users have said it goes slower and disabling CloudFlare fixes it. I've not seen it myself but that's the only thing to be aware of.

It will be better if it will be for free >>> So would my mortgage... ;) Adam, you are the Elon Musk of php, well done, i look forward to seeing the video script when you release it >>> Thanks, I'm building a space rocket next week :)

Have a look at the record within the 'file' table. It should show the status, if it expired etc.

It relates to your server config: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/5104065/php-session-handling-errors

Hi, Please see the ___INSTALLATION.txt in the script download. Regards, Adam.

We have something better coming in the next release, an auto translate tool in the admin area. :) Click a button and it'll translate all the text content via the Google Translate API. We'll be supplying the language packs aswell.

Just to let you know that this is one of the priorities for the next release, to reduce the data build up in the sessions table. In the mean time clearing anything older than a day should help.

Also note the following performance config when you come to setting up the servers. It can make a huge difference to the speed: https://support.mfscripts.com/public/kb_view/27/

Copied from ticket #16247: Remarks on Reservo 1.4 installation: - directories should be created either chmod 777 or chmod 755 (in my case 755), I'd prefer this to be a setting our umask is set very strict by default (umask 0077 instead of 0022) which creates directories 700 and files 600...

If you deleted the theme via FTP you'll also need to remove the record within the database, 'theme' table. If you manually want to install it, just upload it via FTP into the themes/ folder. When you load the admin, manage themes pages, it should scan for new ones.

Thanks for posting. It'll be fixed for the next release.

Yes just an empty /files/ folder is all you need. Ensure it has write permissions (CHMOD 777 or 755 depending on your host).

This should do it: UPDATE file SET accessPassword = NULL;

It should automatically pick it up when you load the manage themes section in the admin area. Ensure you've done and the steps to copy the original theme: https://support.mfscripts.com/public/kb_view/39/

Are you talking about the background url downloader? The one where you can close the browser?

Why not just check for this in your code? :) The php_sapi_name() call is pointless then. I'll make a note to see if this can be limited to cli only on all servers but my experience of trying it before tends to be that it causes more issues than it's worth. At least to get it working in all...