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Hi, Looks good to me. There's plans to make the whole download process more token based in the future so hopefully this will be managed in the same code as the other file downloads. For now it should cover it though. Adam.

Hi, In what context? Meta tags are in the translations area if that's what you mean. Regards, Adam.

Hi, Not yet, finishing the release off this week/early next so hopefully soon after. Thanks, Adam.

Re: Every time that plugin run my entire backup folder is up Hi, That's strange, I see it fine. I wonder if it's a browser issue. Which browser/OS are you using? The download in your account will be the latest release. Regards, Adam.

Re: Every time that plugin run my entire backup folder is up Hi, It was released on the 5th. Log into your account on s3backupwhm.com to download the latest release. http://s3backupwhm.com/release_history.html Regards, Adam.

Ok the patched plugins are now available for download. You'll need to run these sql statements on your database for the new ip_address column: Image Viewer: ALTER TABLE `plugin_imageviewer_embed_token` ADD `ip_address` VARCHAR( 15 ) NULL; Media Player: ALTER TABLE...

Hi Maverick, Thanks for pointing this out, thanks YSM for the info aswell. I've taken a look this morning and it should now be resolved on our demo site. It should now restrict the download token to a specific ip address to limit it being shared. Please can you recheck on our demo site and let...

Re: Every time that plugin run my entire backup folder is up This is coming in the next release due in a few weeks. You'll basically be able to use dynamic backup paths within the plugin which can be structured to look for the date format above.

Re: ERROR: There was a server problem when attempting the up No problem. Good to hear you've got it sorted. :)

Re: ERROR: There was a server problem when attempting the up Can you email me (via the contact form) all the results & settings you get from this page: http://forum.mfscripts.com/viewtopic.php?f=20&t=572 Please ensure you specifically check your tmp folder size, PHP settings and possible...

It is cheaper but it's also a lot slower to access the data, likely 4+ hours. So it's not ideal for servers which need quick access to restoring.

Yeah agreed it's not as restrictive. I'll move this to the RFCs for review for the next release. I can't see it being a huge amount of work to provide it as an option in the admin area.

Look for this in the admin, site settings area: "The maximum concurrent downloads a paid user can do at once" It won't kick the out of their session however it'll allow you to restrict how many downloads an account can do at once. Might help restrict account sharing.

It might be worth checking out the IPN history on PayPal aswell. If you login and hover over 'History' then click 'IPN History' you'll be able to search previous call backs. It will also detail the status of each.

Try setting this as the ipn url: http://docuseed.com/plugins/paypal/site/_payment_ipn.php

Actually, a neater option would be replace line 55 in _updateFileOptions.ajax.php with this: $fullUrls[] = '<a href="'.$file->getFullShortUrl().'">'.$file->getFullShortUrl().'</a>';

You can't make them html using the email template, some email clients will automatically make them clickable though. You can mod the code so they're always in html. Open _updateFileOptions.ajax.php. On line 63 (after $subject = t('...'); ) add: foreach($fullUrls AS $k=>$fullUrl) {...

Hi Mark, Apologies for the delay in response to your email. I sent a response yesterday, copied below encase you've not got it yet. If any of these help, can you report back here encase other users also have the same issue. What is your domain? Have you any server restrictions like ip blocking...

Moving to RFCs.

You don't have to renew at all, although yes you'll loose access to the download link if you've not renewed at the moment. It's purely because we don't have the functionality to list previous releases of the script. I'll look into adding something on the site to access these. In the mean time...