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Also make sure you're using the release code and not beta. In the beta I believe there was an issue which was fixed around the naming convention of the call to passwordpolicy. (vs passwordPolicy)

No problem, thanks for reporting back the resolution.

They should fix it. Please post the rules you're using from your nginx config?

Thanks for reporting back the fix. :)

This is a NGINX rewrite rule issue. I recently updated the rules supplied with version 4. Please redownload the script archive and look at the file ___NGINX_RULES.txt

Hi all, We've today officially released v4.0 of YetiShare, our file hosting script. It includes many new features including a new responsive theme, optimized for mobile and tablet, background uploading, RTL support, fast ajax file manager, X-SendFile support, plugin updates, performance...

Thanks for your feedback guys, we'll make sure these are reviewed for the next plugin update.

This was added as an option in v4: "Block email address domains from registering. Comma separated list of domains. i.e. exampledomain.com,exampledomain2.com,etc"

Re: Rewrite on Nginx Closing this thread as the NGINX rules are now outdated for version 4. See the ___NGINX_RULES.txt file in the latest script release for the rules.

Re: Rewrite on Nginx It's the same as this forum.

Do they work if you call them via the command line? i.e. ssh.

Split thread as different subject. Do you have the cron task setup: \admin\tasks\downgrade_accounts.cron.php

We have this logged for investigation so it'll be reviewed soon.

Re: Rewrite on Nginx Did you also add the nginx rule to your nginx config? https://support.mfscripts.com/p/kb_view/2/ (you need to login to the support system to see it at the moment)

Sorry I don't understand the issue. Can you provide screenshots and detailed steps on how to reproduce the issue.

This relates to the media converter plugin, he's talking about the remote upload.

Can you get external files via ssh using wget? Just wondering if it's a general issue on the server. i.e. dns lookup related

That's correct, they are valid for 24 hours to allow for slower connections. You can restrict it by IP as dfdssfsfd3806 mentions if you're not using the document viewer. Alternatively you can also set a shorter expiry period.

Re: Rewrite on Nginx Have you enabled X-Accel-Redirect? "Added support for X-Accel-Redirect to improve performance on downloading with Nginx. Option to enable in admin area."

It works best with curl installed although it should also fallback without