Recent content by alegeek

A company called fiberoute :)

I pay £60 per year (£5 per month) and I'm very happy with it :) I get access to 4 CPU còres, 2gb ram and 30gb ssd storage (KVM VPS). My forum has nearly 1.3 million posts :)

Sticky navigation issue fixed (y)

We've also had users mention that user tagging quickly flashes and then goes away too, we don't use Cloudflare. I even installed the UI.X theme freshly and the flashing continues.

I had the same problem when updating, I had to uninstall the addon and then re-upload all the files and reimport the .xml file.

It appears this update has re-introduced the bug that's mentioned a few times in this thread where when you go to a new post the sticky navigation cuts off the first part of the post.

I'm running MariaDB 10 on a 2GB VPS, I have a large forum approaching 900,000 posts and rarely have server loads over 1.00 and regularly have over 200 people online. It honestly made no noticeable difference to performance or resource usage.

Nope, I've used it in the past but didn't really see any benefit. I had no noticeable speed improvements over what I've got already even when using php 5.6.

Been running PHP7 for a week now, it's a lot faster and not run into any problems. Running PHP7 + php-fpm + Nginx.

Found a bug :) If you have this addon enabled, when making a new post it doesn't seem to register you've posted in a thread so your icon is missing on the thread view to show you've posted in there. It's just the avatar icon that appears to not display.

I've used something similar to this for keeping directories sync'd up http://www.cyberciti.biz/faq/linux-inotify-examples-to-replicate-directories/

It would be awesome if there was a way to specify a hashtag :)

Upgrade went smoothly, thanks (y)

it's possible that Apache is playing a part in this, what are your settings and have you considered nginx as a webserver to see if that helps with performance?

I just wanted to say thanks for sharing this, I've had these settings running on a 2GB VPS and noticed a difference in performance :)