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This has been fixed in v1.0.9, which I opted not to release on vBulletin.org due to other issues that cropped up as a result of that fix.
v1.0.10 will be available tomorrow and will fix this issue along with all other reported bugs in v1.0.9. If you want, you can download v1.0.9 from our site just now, which will enable your forums to work with the stopwords filter turned on globally. Thank you for your patience, and sorry for the inconvenience :( Fillip |
I left "stopwords" on and didn't mess with its definitions, instead chose to just get rid of the word "and" in the three forum titles it existed in.
I'll wait for the update here. |
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BUG... FYI I posted this on your support forums, not thinking, and now I can't access your website (http://www.dragonbyte-tech.com/f239/...rrectly-15041/) and I think it may have caused some issues since your website stopped loading! If my fault I apologize!
Something that has come up recently, is that when someone posts a URL link that ends with .aspx it causes the server to timeout and never post the post. I fixed this by going into the DB CP and adding the site in question to "Link Titles: External URLs - Blacklist" Not a huge deal, as I can't think of another site that uses aspx pages, but maybe something to look into? I don't know if its on your end, or maybe aspx pages don't support retrieving titles? Link for example: http://www.gameinformer.com/b/news/a...d-of-xbox.aspx FYI this is on 1.0.9 need to upgrade to 1.0.11. Thanks! |
For some odd reason i am unable to make the edits you require to the .htaccess file without it making the site kick the "Internal Server Error" page. Even if the rewrite rules you require are the only thing in the file.
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You'll need to examine Apache's error_log file which is usually in /usr/local/apache/logs/error_log (but varies with each server).
The last person to have that problem found it to be a CLRF character at the start of the file that can be removed via the dos2unix command. Fillip |
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It is only when I add this set of rules either to the existing file, or stand alone, where the trouble happens. |
Certain server configurations have also been configured to return PHP errors as Internal Server Error pages.
Other than that, what version of Apache are you running? Fillip |
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