"Most users ever online was 540, 01-06-2011 at 04:52." (15 minutes activity)
This is not a xF forum, my xF forum is not set up yet.
Is there a way to find that on XF? To my knowledge, there isn't an option to find that.Yeah I was talking about xenforo site.
We have had just 1 spam so far, in 3 months, not bad huh?Is there a way to find that on XF? To my knowledge, there isn't an option to find that.
My guess is our maximum so far has been 25-30...90% are bots that come to the site as soon as I post something to Twitter, lol.
Nice! Mine hasn't been hit because none of the bots ever register...guess they just see the link on Twitter and crawl to it or whatever, haha.We have had just 1 spam so far, in 3 months, not bad huh?
where do you set up the 1 hour activity?Our xenforo-powered site it is fairly new about 3 months, the most users online has been about 100. And 41 of them were registered members. It is set up for 1 hour activity.
How many has your xenfore site had?.
XenStats 2,064 members | 5,057 guests
Sports forum, ..7,000+ users on at the same time?
Sports forum, ..
hmm my friend Jeremy did it, I am not sure where he went, but I think I read some of that as a new feature a couple months ago. I am gonna have to ask him...7,000+ users on at the same time?
with 100 users online, the server crashed a few times, running out of memory.. upgrading memory did the trick..xF has no problems dealing with that many users? That's a promising number. (I know it's built with big boards in mind, but still it's nice to see real-world examples of this size.)
It has, because of the server hardware, and trading seasons and people sharing links on twitter and suddenly a thread gets a thousand views in a minute. But they're figuring out memcached with xenforo, as apc gave nothing but trouble so they turned it off. They are still trying to rebuild the search index, but they have a live site and down = sponsors walking away immediately. Their trade discussion forum is still vbulletin due to the customizations, they're hiring some zend certified guy who understands xenforo rather well for quite a bit of money to get that stuff ported over. But the 'omg he scored' posts are 25 a pop every time something happens. They use 25% less servers, no caching at the moment and figuring things out as they go. Fun fact: with just vbulletin they weren't able to use search, and they couldn't handle 7500 users with 25% more servers in the array on apc cache. so xenforo is doing quite well. just not as well as it could.xF has no problems dealing with that many users? That's a promising number. (I know it's built with big boards in mind, but still it's nice to see real-world examples of this size.)
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