As far as I know, articles are not stored in the post table, thus the CMS remains untouched. However, if the articles are stored there, the changes apply.

If it does cause a lot of database errors (timeout, db "went away" errors), please reduce your maximum post count. The default value of 10 should be enough for most boards.

If you have an extremely short timeout on scripts, you will have to reduce this value even more.

If you want to skip all old posts, you may run this query:

This way, only new and edited posts are parsed.

If you decide later to reparse all old posts, too, just run

which will restart parsing all over again.

thank you again sir

try it then inform you about results
BRB

If a post is deleted from the forum, will it delete the images in that post automatically?
I think that is very important for there is no need to keep images from deleted posts .. they only eat up disk sapce.

Also, is there a feature to save the images on another server?
I don't have enough space on my vps , but I have plenty on another shared hosting.

No images are deleted.

If you are on Linux and have direct access, you may define a symbolic link to another server. However, you also will need services, which transfers the requested data back and forth.

I reduced the maximum post count and it worked great! Reduced the DB errors, thanks!

One thing I have noticed, it only replaced images in threads and not in the CMS even if the post is promoted. Any way to address this?

Thanks mate,
If I want to import the images to sub donain ?
like that : static.domain.com/imported

I change the "Imported Images Folder" to ../static.domain.com/imported
the setting of "Remove Invalid Images" on OFF

It does not work for me, it's replace the link of the image to "clear.gif" (Although marked him - not). And not import the file to Sub Domain

Do you have any ideas ?

For now, CMS posts are not parsed. I may consider implementing this feature, if you are not the only one asking for it :)