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Oh yes. :) We posted a few screens this morning as a preview: https://www.facebook.com/YetiShare.Script/posts/549191805209795

From above: Est 3-4 weeks for the next release at the moment.

Re: Rewrite on Nginx See my response on the other thread.

If you raise a ticket with access to your site/admin etc, we'll patch in the code.

Re: Moved to different Server - Now all Existing Files corru Sounds like they didn't get moved ok. How did you move them?

Re: Moved to different Server - Now all Existing Files corru It seems to work for new zip files so the script looks ok. I'd have a look at the ones in storage. You can find out the path by looking in your database in the files table. If has the storage path for the uploaded file. Download it...

Re: Moved to different Server - Now all Existing Files corru Are they downloading with the correct filesize or as zero bytes? What happens if you download one of the files directly from the server, name to .zip and open it? Does it open. Just trying to see if it's script/server config related...

Thanks for the feedback, we'll ensure these are looked at for the next release.

It's coming in version 4. 70% of the way there at the moment. I'll post some preview pics in the next week odd. :)

Good to hear, glad you're up and running. :)

They're all listed on our plugins page: http://yetishare.com/plugins.html We can also arrange stripe.com.

SMTP will work with Google. Use these settings: The method for sending emails via the script: smtp Whether your SMTP server requires authentication: yes Your SMTP host if you've selected SMTP email method: ssl://smtp.gmail.com Your SMTP username if SMTP auth is required: [Your Gmail Email...

Thanks for the suggestions. We're working on the next release at the moment so I'll ensure these are reviewed before then.

Thanks for the suggestions. We're working on the next release at the moment so I'll ensure these are reviewed before then.

Hi Martin, If you ever need any urgent support from us please raise a ticket. I've had a look and you've used the ticketing system for pre-sales but not support issues. We don't always monitor these forums so might miss things posted here. :) Thanks, Adam.

The url upload check is via this function: if(UserPeer::getAvailableFileStorage($Auth->id) <= 0) So this checks the available space for the current logged in user. This limit is pulled from the user account 'storageLimitOverride' value. (in admin, edit user, storage override) or The global...

This could be limits on your NGINX config. Do you have this line in your NGINX settings file: client_max_body_size 5G; As detailed here: http://forum.mfscripts.com/viewtopic.php?f=20&t=388&p=4583&hilit=nginx#p4551 If that doesn't work try: client_max_body_size 2G; Remember to restart Nginx...

Hi, I've just tried a registration on your site but I'm not getting any emails at all. I wanted to see if it's a email client issue or not. Have you tried sending via SMTP? You'll probably get less emails in spam folders aswell. Thanks, Adam.

I spent some time yesterday working over this to get these performance issues resolved. The main problem was php-fpm processes being maxed out because of the current downloads. These were all being handled via PHP, so if a download took 6 hours, that would tie up a single PHP process for this...

At the top of /plugins/fileleech/includes/_append_url_upload_handler.php mod this: define('PLOWDOWN_PATH', '/usr/local/bin/plowdown'); to define('PLOWDOWN_PATH', '/plowdown'); If that doesn't work mod it to whatever path plowdown is within.