Recent content by MattW

I pasted a code block on my site which contained 4 NS servers. The software then appears to have attempted to CURL to them (which obviously won't work as they are DNS servers) GuzzleHttp\Exception\ConnectException: Failed to parse URL (http://ns4.mattwservices.uk) text content for content...

You could do this with N8N, taking an RSS feed trigger, and then have it parse it though AI and post to a thread using the XenForo API

Yeah, I've edited my previous message. His proxy server got rebooted, and tinyproxy didn't restart.

EDIT: This should be fixed now for Alpha. His Proxy server got rebooted, and tinyproxy didn't restart.

https://lowendtalk.com/discussion/209585/namecheap-bought-for-1-5bn

They clearly don't give a damn about their customers sites or traffic patterns. I manage the servers for several large football sites, and any work is scheduled away from game days, let alone actually doing a server migration DURING a game. There is obviously no personal touch anymore like there...

Me neither. I've been using OVH for 10+ years. Even when hardware has failed, their support has been good at performing the work at times when I've requested it to be done etc.

That will explain it then. I was provided with 5.0.3 during the XF2.3 upgrade.

This was on a recently upgraded board to XF2.3, so it doesn't look like it's fixed.

I've had to have this addon removed from multiple sites, as it caused the xf_job table to grow to over 250GB @Helmuts had the issue this morning as well.

Back to the good old days of finding the source material in a hedge or a bush

I'm using Valkey on Almalinux 10 currently.

Where is the fun in that? I’ve used their console product before, and cancelled it after the free trial.

I've been using it to help build out ideas I've had and wanted to implement for ages. Started building out a dashboard yesterday for central monitoring of my Jetbackup jobs so I can monitor them all, see what's happening, and have intelligent scheduling so I don't have clashes backing up...

Not really when you actually use the product enough to get the ROI for it.