I would like to enable my custom coded logged in members to auto-login to the XF sub-domain from my member sub-domain. Let me know if you're interested in this and can discuss further.
Thanks for the suggestions about the date changing. I suppose I also need to change the thread dates.. not just the posts.
What is the best way to migrate selected threads and posts from my old XF 1.5 installation to a new 2.0 installation? I don't want to have XF send notifications to the...
I'm trying to migrate selected posts from an old XF 1.5 board to a new 2.x board. I can login as each user and copy their posts but I'd like to retain the original posting dates. Is it a problem to manually update the new database with the correct timestamps from the original posts?
We also use a web firewall from https://sucuri.net/website-firewall/
In a typical month we have 200,000 to 400,000 requests. Roughly 2,000 of them are blocked. It's probably the best $9.99/month I spend for my sanity.
Thanks blantonl for the code. That helped and I have it working...sort of. It creates a user but throws an error
LogicException: The session key must be overridden. src/XF/App.php:624
How can I prevent this error so the script will keep processing and the server logs won't have unnecessary...
If you don't mind doing some manual work you can use Kraken for free. The XF attachments are in the /data/attachments/0 folder. Just use the Kraken.io web interface to compress the images and upload the files to your server.
There are already integrations to 3rd parties such as twitter, facebook, StopForumSpam, etc. APIs don't change that often so I don't see that as a big obstacle. I haven't compared ImageMagick compression to Kraken.io but I'm in favor of any image compression built in to the core.
I thought of that but apparently the author is MIA and Kraken is changing their API so I doubt the add on will continue working. You can't purchase the add on and the author doesn't respond so that's a dead option unfortunately.
Compressing images reduces disk space and speeds up page load time. Kraken.io has an API that is easy to work with and it should be fairly simple to add support for Kraken.io into the XenForo core.