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Originally Posted by gruftiradio

Hm, not in the navbar... perhaps you want an admin account via pm and the forumsadress? But it's in german...

I can passively understand German, so no problem

Originally Posted by guvner

So I guess that leaves me with 2 questions.

1. What would cause a file to need moderating and how do I manage that?
2. Can I be notified if/when a file needs approval (assuming I can't figure out why) because otherwise it'll mean having to spend time every day checking the new uploads which I really don't want to do.

1. There's a "Can avoid moderation queue" usergroup permission. A file needs approval (by a user having the "Can manage moderation queue" permission) when it's set to No.
2. There was a pm notification mod for the vB 3 version, but it isn't ported yet to vB 4.

Originally Posted by irantk

can i convert all vbulletin attachment to this system?

No, currently there's no integration with vB's attachment system/asset manager.

Originally Posted by TableSpoon

The delete function checks no session or anything, so via CSRF, anyone can delete any file...

More details here.

Thanks a lot for reporting. I just released a new version.
You were probably inspired by the "Mark Forums Read" CSRF fix in vB 4.0.3?
http://www.vbulletin.com/forum/proje...?issueid=32785

Originally Posted by mp4sverige

My AdminCP home still displays:

PHP Max Post Size 8.00 MB
PHP Maximum Upload Size 2.00 MB

Do i need to do anything else?

Are you on a shared server? Your hosting company could block this because of the server load.

Otherwise there's something wrong with it: you need to restart Apache after editing your php.ini, the .htaccess could be placed in a wrong folder (or it could have a wrong name, some people save it as .htaccess.txt for example), ...

So the best thing to do if it won't work, is contacting the support of your hosting company.