Server Work Is Done

[Ronnie-]

When someone (or more than one) likes it shows at the bottom of a post. I used to be you could hover your mouse over their name and see how they liked (the type of like would pop up). Now, it's only text and you can't see who liked, loved, sad, hated, etc.

See this post above, it has two different types of likes by a few people. You can't tell how each liked. You also don't know who the two others are anymore.

Ahhh, gotcha. Didnt notice that when I posted. Thanks.

 

[Foxbat]

Can you explain the "likes are still text"?

This is what it used to look like here (this example is from the Mustang Mach-E Club forum) when you clicked on the Reactions for a post:

 

[JamesJ]

Hey James good to see you, hope you and the family are doing well. But please tell Subway I like the origional BMT better then this new refreshed one.

LOL It gets better this year as we will be fresh slicing all the meats for the bmt...try the supreme meats with capicola I think you might like that one!

 

[Scott Greczkowski]

I am doing some server work (Sunday night at 9 PM). there may be periods of time when the site is unavailable.

Be back soon.

 

[Scott Greczkowski]

Ok folks I am done for tonight.

What I did is I removed Engintron which allowed us to run NGINX as a caching server (Engintron | Nginx on cPanel done right) as in the past our control panel did not support NGINX.

However over the past year (probably a little longer) our control panel has added NGINX support... but it was buggy. So I have been keeping an eye on it and reports are it is very stable now.

So by removing Engintron we are now able to use the supported Control Panel version of NGINX which should be more stable and robust as it is part of the official operations from Cpanel / WHM. We no longer are relying on a 3rd party plugin.

As this new caching builds its cache, I am seeing content that is catchable popping up much quicker already. So I am happy with this move so far. And we were only down for about 30 seconds in making the move.

Other forums seem to just setup their software and if it's running great.... they never seem to update things if it's running fine. But I am not happy with that from a security standpoint and also from a standpoint of keeping everything up to date including plugins and backend server software.

I am not a set it and forget it guy, I always want us to have the latest and greatest and for things to run as best as they can.

Thanks for being SatelliteGuys!

 

[charlesrshell]

Ok folks I am done for tonight.

What I did is I removed Engintron which allowed us to run NGINX as a caching server (Engintron | Nginx on cPanel done right) as in the past our control panel did not support NGINX.

However over the past year (probably a little longer) our control panel has added NGINX support... but it was buggy. So I have been keeping an eye on it and reports are it is very stable now.

So by removing Engintron we are now able to use the supported Control Panel version of NGINX which should be more stable and robust as it is part of the official operations from Cpanel / WHM. We no longer are relying on a 3rd party plugin.

As this new caching builds its cache, I am seeing content that is catchable popping up much quicker already. So I am happy with this move so far. And we were only down for about 30 seconds in making the move.

Other forums seem to just setup their software and if it's running great.... they never seem to update things if it's running fine. But I am not happy with that from a security standpoint and also from a standpoint of keeping everything up to date including plugins and backend server software.

I am not a set it and forget it guy, I always want us to have the latest and greatest and for things to run as best as they can.

Thanks for being SatelliteGuys!

Thanks Scott

 

[Josephinelcajon]

Hi everybody,

I am copying some files and also doing some archiving and backing up of some files. This process MAY slow the site slightly as its being done. If it does slow down remember it will be back to normal speeds shortly.

Thanks for your understanding!

After Dish this is more important to everyone! Even your home Compter and cell phone. Speaking of Dish we should Backup our timers on the DVR as well.

 

[Bobby]

After Dish this is more important to everyone! Even your home Compter and cell phone. Speaking of Dish we should Backup our timers on the DVR as well.

The timers are backed up on your remote...

 

[Josephinelcajon]

The timers are backed up on your remote...

Correct but don't you need to ask it to back them up in tools?

 

[charlesrshell]

Correct but don't you need to ask it to back them up in tools?

The remote auto backs up things periodically.

 

[Bobby]

Correct but don't you need to ask it to back them up in tools?

No, it is done automatically periodically during the week. You use tools to restore settings and timers and also manually back them up to the remote.