Digital Point Image Proxy

Digital Point Image Proxy [Paid] 1.0.4

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Spoke too soon.

Zend_Cache_Exception: Datas must be string or set automatic_serialization = true - library/Zend/Cache.php:209 Generated By: Unknown Account, 3 minutes ago Stack Trace #0 /home/blah/public_html/library/Zend/Cache/Core.php(360): Zend_Cache::throwException('Datas must be s...') #1 /home/blah/public_html/library/DigitalPointImageProxy/Model/Proxy.php(56): Zend_Cache_Core->save(Array, 'image_proxy_f33...', Array, 3600) #2 /home/blah/public_html/library/DigitalPointImageProxy/ControllerPublic/Proxy.php(24): DigitalPointImageProxy_Model_Proxy->getImage('http://i.huffpo...') #3 /home/blah/public_html/library/XenForo/FrontController.php(347): DigitalPointImageProxy_ControllerPublic_Proxy->actionImage() #4 /home/blah/public_html/library/XenForo/FrontController.php(134): XenForo_FrontController->dispatch(Object(XenForo_RouteMatch)) #5 /home/blah/public_html/index.php(13): XenForo_FrontController->run() #6 {main} Request State array(3) { ["url"] => string(121) "https://8th.us/proxy/ghDVwhQakD0XeJ...QAdM6AoAoOZ02xfhBX7Ms+ZSJkZmcqZI1lrTw==/image" ["_GET"] => array(0) { } ["_POST"] => array(0) { } }
 
PHP: 
$config['cache']['frontendOptions']['automatic_serialization'] = true;

You may need to restart your caching system if you have other stuff utilizing the cache. Honestly, I'm not really sure why XF doesn't default it to "true" (or make it true without even an option to change it). There's no downside to enabling it.
 
I added it and restarted apache. Although it got Digital Search working for me it did not affect my current issue with Digital Point Image Proxy (Images are still blank). I am using xcache if that helps. I'm using apache with nginx as a reverse proxy. @MattW set that up for me. Is the fact that I'm using nginx or xcache affecting this addon?
 
Nginx won't, how much memory do you have allocated to XCache's key cache? Not sure how well suited XCache is for storing a ton of large items (images)...
 
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Dunno. I'm gonna wait till I get paid again and ask @MattW for help with this addon since he set up xcache up for me.
 
digitalpoint said:
Nginx won't, how much memory do you have allocated to XCache's key cache? Not sure how well suited XCache is for storing a ton of large items (images)...
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He's configured for 256M and 32M for var

Code: 
xcache.size="256M"
xcache.var_size="32M"
 
Since I can't get it to work I'll turn automatic serialization off since I can't use Live Update and BD Image.
 
DRE said:
Since I can't get it to work I'll turn automatic serialization off since I can't use Live Update and BD Image.
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It shouldn't affect anything else... since Zend's automatic serialization should only affect stuff you are trying to store in cache that needs to be serialized to begin with...
 
digitalpoint said:
It shouldn't affect anything else... since Zend's automatic serialization should only affect stuff you are trying to store in cache that needs to be serialized to begin with...
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It did. I had 4 pages of the errors in this post: http://xenforo.com/community/threads/live-update.27873/page-12#post-698193

Not sure if the following errors count from these addons:
http://xenforo.com/community/thread...the-next-level-paid.28475/page-96#post-698473
http://xenforo.com/community/threads/bd-image.64801/page-2#post-698199
 
Asking: Does this proxy also minify the image? I often see that my members are linking like 500kb images which could be easily reduced to 50kb with photoshop. There are webpages that does that to. And that would be a real killer feature.
 
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Shaun, I've got SSL up and running on the webserver, however... I'm going to allow users to disable/enable SSL, I'm assuming if there's no SSL (443) request; this add-on won't do anything, or will it still proxy the images regardless?
 
gfc said:
Asking: Does this proxy also minify the image? I often see that my members are linking like 500kb images which could be easily reduced to 50kb with photoshop. There are webpages that does that to. And that would be a real killer feature.
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No, it does not manipulate the image.

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@digitalpoint

Shaun, I've got SSL up and running on the webserver, however... I'm going to allow users to disable/enable SSL, I'm assuming if there's no SSL (443) request; this add-on won't do anything, or will it still proxy the images regardless?
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it will proxy regardless. It does more than just get rid of the insecure content warning.
 
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