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Probably due to this part in the thread starter:
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The code included in the zip for the "toobusy" phrase has the tab indexes messed up. This is the code I use:
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This mod is very useful for high load sites. I need that a specified usergroups can acces whithout see server load warning.
Can I do it? Many thanks!!! |
You can't do it with this mod, unless you tweak it by hand. Will consider it for the future though.
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hey could you please fix it for 3.7.x
It's doesn't work: If the value reached it gives the normal warning message to logged users too. |
When 3.7 has a stable release, then I will work on it. I am not even touching 3.7 until it is an official release..
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And you shouldn't be running 3.7 in production yet anyway..
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This is a very weird problem.
I have install the load deny but some users said that after log in the message appears again. I think that is a problem of this hack, so I have uninstalled it. But the error message appears again. I say ok, something going wrong, so I have install it again and set the load to high more than 50. The message appears again. I disable the module but again the same think. After that I notice something, the message appears when the server load the 1st value of max load that I set before uninstall it. Any idea how to complete uninstall it manually, or there is another reason for that problem. I use vbulletin 3.6.4, thanks. |
I think you may be having a caching issue somewhere.. Are you using any caching software?
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No i don't use. Is there an other setting in vbulletin that can appear this message?
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