Recent content by jflory7

Woohoo, awesome! This add-on has been a major need for our 2.0 upgrade. Thanks for your years of work on this add-on, @truonglv. :)

I'm not really involved with the community much here to know what happened. I'll take this that there's a low chance for this add-on to be ported to xF 2.0.

@truonglv Are there any plans / interest to update this add-on to support XenForo 2.0 in the future?

Are there any plans / interest to update this add-on to support XenForo 2.0 in the future?

I'm also curious if @Jaxel has stated official plans to work on a release for XenForo 2.0. Not asking for an ETA, but wanting to make sure that there is an interest or focus for this to happen later.

It might be helpful to add this note to the main page of the resource. I'm sure other people will be looking to know if there's rewrite plans or not.

No ETA is fine, just knowing that there's plans to update it is enough! Thanks.

I take it there aren't any plans to update this for XenForo 2.0 either. I'd pay money for you to do this. :(

Are there any plans / interest to update this add-on to support XenForo 2.0 in the future?

Are there any plans / interest to update this add-on to support XenForo 2.0 in the future?

I take it there are no plans to update this add-on to XenForo 2.0.

When you have it running, you'll want to remember to use these commands (if you have shell access that is, not sure if you do or if it's a shared host).

The more I think about it, the more I'm almost certain this was an SELinux issue. You need to make sure data/ and internal_data/ are labeled to have read/write permissions by the web server. You can temporarily relabel the directories with these commands (but note, they won't persist after a...

Oof. It's been so long, I can't remember what the fix ended up being, but I think it might have actually been an issue with SELinux and the web directory not being labeled properly for a web application? I know that for SELinux, you need the data/ and internal_data/ folders to be writable by the...

I've been using this add-on since xF 1.3 (or so) and currently running it on 1.5.11. It's usually always pretty well-maintained, even though @Nobita.Kun hasn't gotten around to replying yet. For what it's worth, I've always had a great experience with this author and his work, so I think you can...