Actually, they are. They run on a 10 minute interval throughout the hour. If your board does not have activity on every 10th minute of the hour, or right after, the stats will not update. This is a limitation of the vBulletin Scheduled Tasks.

Ah yes, that would good, wouldn't it :p Task for next release.

I'll look into pJIRC again, or some other solution, but there have been a few security messages popping up, saying stuff about the java certificate or something being old, I don't even remember. All I knew is that I couldn't find the source of the problem.

That's been happening on a lot of java apps since one of the latest java releases.

Hopefully you can keep supporting pJIRC with this addon.

Also agree with that wish, because since the update nothing works like before.
So now I always (example) must connect with a irc client to get oper and that's not a o-line problem I see that's a mibbit problem. (some of them). The Same with the /list command what also not work anymore.

Greetings
Hans

pJIRC runs fine - and i allways use the latest Javaversion on my Desktop.

The Problem is on your PC - not at pJIRC or Java. So you can give us back pJIRC without any worries even if yourself get certificate Errors-

I hope the pJIRC Support will soon be back. This AddOn is absolutely useless if the greatest Networks quakenet and freenode are no longer usable.

I only can agree with that!
Here on my side also never was a problem also at my user into the forum.
I never had a problem with windows, Linux and Mac using pJIRC.

Greetings
Hans

I'm sorry, but your theory is incorrect. This was not my computer, but I was able to reproduce the errors in certain environments. You do not have the facts, and do not have the right to tell me what to do.

Sure - 40% of all PC-Users arent updating and dont hold their Systems clean. What did this have to do with the other 60% that are able to manage their Javainstallation and Browsersettings on their Systems correctly? The certificate Error is old as Windows is. And it belongs allways in more then one Javaenviroment installed or broken Javainstallations. :eek:

We have over 500 Users using the PJIRC Chat before update - there was never any Bugreport.

You don't want any Admins to install your Add-On any longer? I never told you what you have to to - i just suggest you what you should do and why the excluding of pJIRC is nonsense. :rolleyes:

*** Request removed ***

There were bug reports to me via email and IRC (somewhere between 40 and 50 users, at least 25% of the EzIRC userbase [aka the people who install ezirc]) thus I took action.
You stated it as a command, not as a suggestion. I do not respond to those types of "requests" very well. There are specific things in the English language that determine that. I'm aware that your primary language is not English.
I said I will look into pJIRC again, and maybe being able to reimplement it without any issues, then I would. I never said it never will be reimplemented.

Enough of the bickering now.