Forum Activity for @brian

convert executable

Using Jamroom


That I don't know. Check that the modules/jrSystemTools/tools/convert binary is executable.

The "convert" binary is part of ImageMagick - so whatever OS you are on you should install ImageMagick and that will install the convert binary.

Let me know if that helps.

select all check box

Using Jamroom

This is already supported - in the User Browser just check all and click the delete button - it will delete the associated profile as well.

System Core update stalled? (self-hosted)

Using Jamroom

"Opcache" is a new entry in the Jamroom cache reset - it's a low level cache built in to PHP - depending on how PHP is configured on your server you may not see PHP script changes until Opcache is reset - so that's been added in JR7.

Updating should never take more than a few minutes unless you are on a severely overloaded server - if it seems to hang just refresh and re-run - should be good.

The Plan To Fix New Youtube Channel Names?

Using Jamroom

Thanks for the update on this - I wasn't aware that YouTube had a made a change here. I'll get a tracker open on this and we'll get it fixed up.

Thanks!

System Core update stalled? (self-hosted)

Using Jamroom

Yep - that is way too long - should never be more than a minute or so. Just refresh the page, run an integrity check and reset caches - then continue with updates. Let me know if that helps.

PHP modules

Using Jamroom

Jamroom doesn't use apcu-bc - it just uses the main APCu package. "apcu-bc" is an additional page you can install on PHP 7 to give you the optional op-code caching that APC provided back in the PHP 5 days. PHP 7+ uses the built-in PHP "opcache" package for op code caching, so APC was split up in to APCu and APCu-bc packages.

You do not need apcu-bc - just install the main apcu package.

AudioPro2 Skin Issue

Installation and Configuration


If you customized a template, undo your changes - if you did it in the Skins -> Templates tab, just UNCHECK the template so it is no longer active and save, then reset caches.

Let me know if that helps.

Jamroom 7.0.0rc3 has been released in the Marketplace

Announcements


Awesome - thank you for the feedback

SSO Jamroom integration with Ghost

Jamroom Developers


Sorry for the late follow up here. Unfortunately no - the "allowed on profile" basically turns that module on/off for profiles in that quota - any existing galleries would be unviewable. What's really needed here is just a way to prevent NEW items from being created - to do that, go to the Galleries page for a profile - i.e. the main profile gallery page for that profile (not an individual gallery) - and you'll see the "+" button for creating a NEW gallery. Click the "configure these buttons..." button (see my screenshot), and modify it so it can only be used by master admins.

That will prevent new ones from being created but still allow the existing ones to be viewed. This works the same for all module indexes on a profile.

Let me know if that helps.

ACP Problems

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Look for errors in the data/logs/error_log file - that is where the errors will be logged.