Recent content by TazDevilLooney

Thanks, fell free to sign up. (y)

Thanks Matt i ended up with this in the end. (y) $config['cache'] = array( 'enabled' => true, 'frontend' => 'Core', 'frontendOptions' => array( 'caching' => true, 'automatic_serialization' => false, 'cache_id_prefix' => 'you_prefix_'...

Is the performance downgraded if i can't use the 'cacheSessions' => true statement?

I've just converted over from Memcahced to Xcache but my forum keeps logging out randomly. I applied the fix here https://www.cloudflare.com/wiki/XenForo which worked for Memcached but doesn't seem to work with Xcache. I'm running apache on windows. $config['cache'] = array( 'enabled' =>...

Ummm, i'm not sure what to suggest for you the information worked for me. You could open up a support ticket and get assistance from a member of staff.

You do need to restart your mysql for the setting to take affect. It will only read the my.cnf on loading. ;)

Thank you all for your kind posts. Your feedback is muchly appreciated :)

Try and increase [mysqld] max_allowed_packet = 32M to [mysqld] max_allowed_packet = 64M

Have you adjusted wait_timeout = 300 in my.ini ?

Pre-moderation is the registered usergroup. :) I'll carry on updating them one at a time, i don't feel very confident in doing that. Thanks for help Brogan i best get cracking on with it. :)

May i ask why it's wrong. Per-mod is the primary group Verified member is the secondary group.

I have about 23 pages worth of members listed under incorrect permissions. Would it be possiable to run a querie to correct this and save me hours doing it by hand. I would like to change all the members with a primary user group of Verified Member only. To primary user group of...

It turns out there are 2 sections in the same config file with max_allowed_packet and yep you guest it i was adjusting the wrong one. :whistle: my.ini [mysqld] max_allowed_packet = 32M <- This one was needed (y) [mysqldump] max_allowed_packet = 32M <- Not this one (n) The jQuery Source...

Ok, thanks Mike ticket opened :)

Adding wait_timeout = 300 to the mysql config file still produces the error :(