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I'm having 10k visitors per day and the script consumes less than 5% of the cpu of one Xeon E3 1225v2. The script and mysql on the same server, not using ssd. I don't convert videos, but for the script and mysql you don't need much. You should invest first in bandwidth, storage and a good raid...

Because those thumbs are probably created on the fly by the php script.

http://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.0/misc/rewriteguide.html

There is a copy function on the file manager that do this. With php you can duplicate the row directly in the database with a different shorturl.

Just change the output404 function to display your error page.

Why are you using php-fpm?

I had to modify the script to keep those records. In my country the law requires me to keep this data for at least 6 months. I created a new file status with the name "removed" and when the user empties his trash the script just update the file status to "removed" and the files become invisible...

The integration is quite simple, actually. You just need a registered company and a ssl certificate.

Imagine that you are sending an email marketing campaign sending a coupon code to all accounts that expired 1 week ago. You will need to perform complex queries in the log tables to do it. Also a user can be premium without paying, you can manually set the paidExpiryDate in the admin to give...

No, it shouldn't. You will lose information if you reset this.

Credit card companies doesn't care about filesharing. Depending on your country they cant even refuse your business.

You can add an order by clause in the sql query that gets the files to convert.

This is not sync, this is just sharing. The folder and files are the same, but with multiple owners.

It shouldn't disappear and there is no problem on it staying there.

Hello. I got a dedicated server with plenty of storage space available. So I was thinking in share some of this space with someone for a fair price. The server is in europe, uses hardware raid 6, have a gbit link and have plesk installed. It does not have ffmpeg and it doesn't allow torrents...

Php running as an apache module is 2x faster than php-fpm. I don't this this will solve his problem.

In the 4.2 add $Auth->login($username, $newPassword); just after the line coreFunctions::redirect(WEB_ROOT . "/register_complete." . SITE_CONFIG_PAGE_EXTENSION); in the register.html in the flow theme. This should work, but I didnt test it.

Re: Tiger Yetishare Theme Sale and Support The most expensive theme that I've seen so far. Did you also change the file manager?

It's a nice config. I don't have 25gb file here but it took 10 seconds to calculate the md5 for a 8gb file. Try to monitor your server with htop and iotop while uploading the file. It will provide you more information about what is happening.

Just call the attemptLogin in the auth class.