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:hoorayI did this picture for the local paper, they do a yearly thing called "New Neighbors" where you can send in a picture of your new babies.

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:hoorayI did this picture for the local paper, they do a yearly thing called "New Neighbors" where you can send in a picture of your new babies.

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Run this query to clear all featured images in ip.gallery

update gallery_images set image_feature_flag set = 0;

http://www.petri.co.il/save-your-exchange-password-in-microsoft-outlook-2003-or-2007.htm

If you are using network solutions for your DNS servers, they have been under an attack for most of the day today, if you are effected by this outage, please use our name servers rather then Network Solutions to avoid issues. You can submit a ticket if you need help with this as well.

Edit - update from NS 1:47 PM PT

The recent DDOS attack affecting some customers has now been mitigated. Customer websites should be resolving normally, and you should be able to readily access the Network Solutions site. If you continue to have issues, please contact our Customer Service team at 1-866-391-4357. Thanks to everyone for their patience as we resolved this issue.

Thank you

Please be sure to take a backup of your database before running any manual queries.

Edit ibf_ to your prefix or remove if your not using one.

UPDATE ibf_posts SET post=REPLACE(post, 'OLD URL', 'NEW URL') 

Edit 

/admin/sources/classes/class_reputation_cache.php

/* Does the rep item exist? */		if( ! $this->likeItemExists( $app, $type, $type_id ) )		{			/* See ticket #845557 - item may not exist when not in LIKE mode. Need to add functionalty so each app can return boolean if item exists in native tables */			//$this->error_message = $this->lang->words['reputation_invalid'];			//return false;		}

Or upload the attached file and overwrite the existing 

class_reputation_cache.php

All servers have now been updated, as mentioned if there are any issues please let us know by filing a support ticket here. 

Thank you

The attached file fixes an issue where using the IP.Content Gateway file with Omit Page Name enabled on a page that contains a database could potentially result in an infinite redirect when viewing a database record or category.

If you are experiencing this issue, please upload the attached file to /admin/applications_addon/ips/ccs/modules_public/pages/pages.php - replacing the one that is there.

Note: This only applies to IP.Content 2.3.5 - if you are not running this version, then please do not apply this patch.

pages.php

For reference this patch was applied to all servers and sites within Exact Servers network.

Thank you

Today's Patches here have also been checked and applied, however please also check these yourself as well.

http://community.invisionpower.com/topic/372245-ipboard-33x-32x-and-31x-critical-security-update-6-november-2012/#entry2329241

For those of you that are using IPS software, we have applied patched files to all of your sites, some of you were very good about keeping up to date, however there were some that were un-patched. We strongly advise everyone to stay up to date on patches etc, if you need any help please let me know or you can also file a ticket at IPS as well.

Here is a link to the patches as well if needed for any other sites outside of this network.

http://community.invisionpower.com/topic/371625-ipboard-31x-32x-and-33x-critical-security-update/#entry2324710

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After a conversion to IPB from VB there may be a bunch of soft deleted post that appear as "unapproved post" in IPB. This query will change those post to "hidden" (soft deleted).

UPDATE posts SET queued=2 WHERE queued=1

UPDATE topics SET approved = '-1' WHERE approved = '0';

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Looks good.... if you still want to move that site over here too, just let me know...

and ya those types of things with "I know someone" etc always seem to fizzle lol So if that doesn't work out, let me know.

Sounds great, let me know what you come up with and if there is enough interest from your group.

Give me a call when you get a chance on this, I would like to help out and get this up and running for you guys. I think it's a great idea and cause.

I think it's a great idea actually... I will hook up with you tonight and we can get this setup

There was a core network issue this morning that lasted for about 15 minutes, the issue has been resolved and there should be no further problems. We have a very good uptime record (we were going on about 2 years plus with no hickups), however it seems this couldn't last forever, so I'll take that 15 minutes and be happy!

Sorry for the trouble, however everything should be back to normal.

Thank you

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If posting a new topic is slow, no other issues or problems, give this a try to clear a bugged up autosave.

delete from core_editor_autosave;

This is a great update, however wait for a few more days if you are running nexus, there are a few small bugs in it.

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	 209.85.128.0/17 0;
	 216.239.32.0/19 0;
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	 207.68.192.0/20 0;
	 207.68.128.0/18 0;
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	 8.12.144.0/24 0;
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Hey bro, yes you can upgrade it, all you need is to make sure you have a dual core system, in which you do, and it will run 64 bit. All 32 bit system will only see and use 3gb of ram, so even if you have 4gb, windows will only see 3gb of it etc. If you add a 64 bit system then it will see exactly what ram you have, your motherboard probably only supports up to about 8gb or maybe 16gb as it seems to be a few years old most likely.

If you are hitting performance issues now, I would look at just purchasing a new server, and then transfer everything over to the new one. You can't upgrade from a 32 but to 64 bit, it's a clean install only, so you would have to backup everything and then restore your data etc. If you go the clean install, I would suggest that you buy a new hard drive, pull the old one out, put the new one in, then do your install.... after it's up and running, shut it down, plug in the old drive and it will mount as D:. Then you can copy over all your old data with ease, and have a backup drive built into the system.

If you do this yourself and need some help, just give me a call and we can pretty much do it all over the phone.