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Looks Like Great mod but any one or DBteach please tell us can this mod is slow down our site speed like Vbseo........or does not affect our site........thanks

Any support for those of us who use NGINX?

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Originally Posted by Disco_Dave (Post 2482567)

Hi Guys

Just testing this now, following your read me txt I have placed this into our .htaccess:

PHP Code:


		
			
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_URI} !(****/|dbseocp/|******/|cron|*******|forumrunner|api\.php)

RewriteRule ^((archive/)?(.*\.php(/.*)?))$ dbseo.php [L,QSA]



RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-f

RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-d

RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !/(******|dbseocp|****|clientscript|cpstyles|images)/

RewriteRule ^(.+)$ dbseo.php [L,QSA]

Should I rename these items I have *'ered?

If you have renamed your AdminCP and ModCP directories they should also be renamed in the .htaccess file, yeah.

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Originally Posted by Disco_Dave (Post 2482567)

I'm now getting 404 pages when navigating the site.

Are you sure your web server is .htaccess compatible?

Also, if your forum / CMS / blog are in separate physical directories, issues can arise. For now, that kind of setup is not supported until we can figure out how to make it work.

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Originally Posted by M.Iftikhar (Post 2482645)

Looks Like Great mod but any one or DBteach please tell us can this mod is slow down our site speed like Vbseo........or does not affect our site........thanks

Any modification can slow down your site, and mods that perform alterations to your content on-the-fly especially so. That being said, our own private tests indicated a 33% reduction in resource consumption from vBSEO. This is not a result all our customers & testers could replicate, so we do not promise or advertise any form of performance gain from vBSEO.

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Originally Posted by scottct1 (Post 2482690)

Any support for those of us who use NGINX?

There is no official nginx support due to us lacking testing, but a customer of ours (that runs vB in a subdirectory called /forum/) has allowed us to give these rules out on request:

Code:

location /forum/ {



try_files $uri $uri/ /forum/dbseo.php?$args;



if (-f $request_filename) {

expires 30d;

break;

}



if ($request_filename ~ "\.php$" ) {

rewrite ^(/forum/.*)$ /forum/dbseo.php last;

}





if (!-e $request_filename) {

rewrite ^/forum/(.*)$ /forum/dbseo.php last;

}



}



location ~ /forum/(.*\.php)$ {

rewrite ^/forum/(.*)$ /forum/dbseo.php last;

}

Please note that I have absolutely no idea whether these rules work, or whether they are optimal. We are working behind the scenes on being able to provide official Nginx support, but for the moment this is provided with absolutely no guarantees.

Fillip

thanks for the great hack,
for some reason my urls are coming up + signs instead of _.
i.e www.domain.com/the+section+name
www.domain.com/the +thread+name,

If I try a different one like - instead of _ it re-writes the domain but it says invalid forum specified.

Why am I getting + signs instead of the _ when setting it up.
thanks

P.S I really am thinking of buying this product and replacing vbseo, as anything that is released by dbtech always stands out and delivers. I want to buy the product but not before I make sure why am I getting + signs instead of _ .

Quote:

Originally Posted by DragonByte Tech (Post 2482732)

If you have renamed your AdminCP and ModCP directories they should also be renamed in the .htaccess file, yeah.

I have all these folders renamed, so it's just a matter of matching these up.

Quote:

Originally Posted by DragonByte Tech (Post 2482732)

Are you sure your web server is .htaccess compatible?

Yes

Quote:

Originally Posted by DragonByte Tech (Post 2482732)

Also, if your forum / CMS / blog are in separate physical directories, issues can arise. For now, that kind of setup is not supported until we can figure out how to make it work.

Everything is default. only thing is. Our forum is placed within a folder called forums would this make any difference?

Quote:

Originally Posted by londoner (Post 2482755)

That is really strange, the + sign is not a supported URL separator. I've no idea why that would happen for you.

Can you try disabling all other mods to eliminate the possibility of a URL conflict?

Quote:

Originally Posted by Disco_Dave (Post 2482759)

Everything is default. only thing is. Our forum is placed within a folder called forums would this make any difference?

DragonByte SEO is currently not compatible with the "Component URL" scheme in vB4. If, for instance, the CMS is in your root folder (the placeholder files) and your actual forum is in the /forums/ folder, then DBSEO will need to be uploaded to the /forums/ folder and the CMS URLs cannot be rewritten (they will all produce 404).

Does this apply to you?

Fillip

Quote:

Originally Posted by DragonByte Tech (Post 2482760)

100%

So if I moved our forums files ie vbulletin into just public_html this mod would work...

How is your directory structure laid out just now?

I've seen two possibilities:
1. Your actual vB files are in public_html and the "forum" files from the "do_not_upload" folder were uploaded to your /forums/ folder
2. Your actual vB files are in /forums/ and the "cms" files from the "do_not_upload" folder were uploaded to your public_html

If #1: You should upload DBSEO to public_html and edit the .htaccess file in public_html, and you should empty the "Forum Component URL" setting.
Note that the Lite version will not allow you to restore the "/forums/" prefix to your forum URLs due to not being able to customise your URL formats beyond the default.

If #2: You should upload DBSEO to /forums/ and edit the .htaccess file in /forums/. and you should empty the "CMS Component URL" setting.
Note that the Lite version will not allow you to strip the "/content/" prefix from your CMS URLs due to not being able to customise your URL formats beyond the default.

Fillip

Quote:

Originally Posted by DragonByte Tech (Post 2482763)

I have never had this: do_not_upload. uploaded to public_html. Only the upload folder is in the public_html/forums.

Quote:

Originally Posted by DragonByte Tech (Post 2482763)

2. Your actual vB files are in /forums/ and the "cms" files from the "do_not_upload" folder were uploaded to your public_html

I will check this, but we don't use the CMS function, only vbadvanced for our home page

Quote:

Originally Posted by DragonByte Tech (Post 2482763)

If #1: You should upload DBSEO to public_html and edit the .htaccess file in public_html, and you should empty the "Forum Component URL" setting.
Note that the Lite version will not allow you to restore the "/forums/" prefix to your forum URLs due to not being able to customise your URL formats beyond the default.

I have the DBSEO folder uploaded to public_html/forums/dbseo. I also noticed that anyone can login to this.

Quote:

Originally Posted by DragonByte Tech (Post 2482763)

If #2: You should upload DBSEO to /forums/ and edit the .htaccess file in /forums/. and you should empty the "CMS Component URL" setting.
Note that the Lite version will not allow you to strip the "/content/" prefix from your CMS URLs due to not being able to customise your URL formats beyond the default.

Fillip

Thanks for taking the time to explain this a bit....

Dave

You need to upload the full contents of the "upload" folder from the DBSEO zip file, not just the "dbseo" folder.

Fillip

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