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Thanks for pointing this out. I've fixed it within the release code and it'll be noted in the v4.3.1 release. To patch it in, within: /core/includes/coreFunctions.class.php Search for: $body = eregi_replace("[\]", '', $body); Replace with entire line with: $body = preg_replace("/[\\\]/"...

I'd image your control panel is doing something similar. If you raise a ticket I'll take a look. I'm keen to get to the bottom of the webdav issues.

Are you using Plesk?

Hi all, I've spent some time investigating and clearing some snags on the webdav plugin today. 2 main ones: 1) Plesk - This seems to tamper with the auth headers which get sent from most webdav clients so the plugin doesn't correctly authenticate the user. I've found something you can add to...

All the crons are listed here: https://support.mfscripts.com/public/kb_view/26/

If they are a free user it should also block files larger than 100mb via webdav. The webdav plugin follows the same rules as uploading via the site.

Did you apply all the database patches? Sounds like 1 was missed.

Its not showing in millions, see the decimal point. I assume you have partial values like $0.0005 for example, which means the total is rounded to 2 decimal places.

Ah, a clue in your original post would've helped ;) I've fixed it in the release code.

Hi, Different height on the embed size. I've fixed it in the latest media player code. Thanks, Adam.

We are tracking this via the support system.

Please see here: https://support.mfscripts.com/public/kb_view/18/

The upload form isn't even working now for some reason. Have you removed it? Please raise a ticket with your server access details and we'll look closer. Also include a temp admin account so I can access it.

Also, these values are low: Post Max Size:8M Upload Max Filesize:2M They should match the information on this page: (500M each) https://support.mfscripts.com/public/kb_view/27/ Regards, Adam.

Please set your site to not need a login to upload, I'll run a test.

I've not done this but you can use Nginx to load balance. The principle being that you have a single entry point which decides whether to send the traffic to your vps1 or vps2 server. This can either be random or round robin, possibly even user session based. YetiShare already stores PHP...

Thanks for all your feedback recently. Just to let you know that we're starting dev work for the next release this week so I'll be reviewing all these soon. Thanks, Adam.

This is available in the admin area at the moment, but not on a user basis. We could build it in though. Why would you want it for users?

If you contact us via the support system we may be able to do this as custom development work. Thanks, Adam.

This may help: https://support.mfscripts.com/public/kb_view/23/ Use rsync between the servers if you can.