[DragonByte Tech]

Originally Posted by Budget101

For the sake of Clarity, dbSEO was NOT causing the severe load on the server and I humbly apologize to them for MY error.

Not a problem at all

It's completely understandable that anyone would think DBSEO would be the cause of increased server load - after all, it does add a lot of pre- and post-processing to the page. Certain web monitoring scripts such as the ones found in cPanel / WHM also tend to attribute increased resource usage to DBSEO, because of the fact that DBSEO "loads" vBulletin once the URL has been resolved. These resource monitors therefore think that DBSEO is responsible for all of vBulletin's resource usage.

In either case, I'm very happy that this has been resolved for you

Originally Posted by Wakey

Unfortunately they seem to be ignoring me both on their forums and here. As well as others who have reported the same issue both over here and other there (on both the free and paid user support forums for this product)

I do apologise for the delay. vBulletin.org is very difficult to keep up with support on, due to the fact that the alert system isn't as easy for us to use when we have to support 110 releases.

As for the delay in responding @ our site, there's two factors:
1. The weekend. I tend to work less during the weekend, so sometimes I don't get to address every piece of support requested during the weekend.

2. Mondays. Mondays are extremely exhausting for me due to the fact that I'm busy preparing releases for the night, as well as working on other projects.

All in all, it is something we hope to improve on in the future. As it stands, as the person singly responsible for 50+ products, I can't give each and every one of you the attention you deserve at all times. Sorry

Originally Posted by DrkWizard

I get an error installing the lastest version

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Database error in vBulletin 4.2.2:

Invalid SQL:

REPLACE INTO `dbtech_dbseo_adminmessage`
(`adminmessageid`, `varname`, `dismissable`, `script`, `action`, `execurl`, `method`, `dateline`)
VALUES
(4, 'dbtech_dbseo_analytics_disabled', 1, 'validate', 'gaenabled', 'index.php?do=save&filedo=home&dogroup=analytics&s etting[dbtech_dbseo_analytics_active]=1', 'post', UNIX_TIMESTAMP())
(5, 'dbtech_dbseo_analytics_account_missing', 1, 'validate', 'gaaccount', 'index.php?do=analytics', 'get', UNIX_TIMESTAMP()),
(6, 'dbtech_dbseo_analytics_profile_missing', 1, 'validate', 'gaprofile', 'index.php?do=analytics', 'get', UNIX_TIMESTAMP());

MySQL Error : You have an error in your SQL syntax; check the manual that corresponds to your MariaDB server version for the right syntax to use near '(5, 'dbtech_dbseo_analytics_account_missing', 1, 'validate', 'gaaccount', 'index' at line 5
Error Number : 1064
Request Date : Tuesday, June 9th 2015 @ 10:57:12 AM
Error Date : Tuesday, June 9th 2015 @ 10:57:13 AM
Script : /foro/admincp/plugin.php?do=productimport
Referrer : /foro/admincp/plugin.php?do=productadd
IP Address : xxxxxx
Username : xxxxxx
Classname : vB_Database
MySQL Version : 5.5.41-MariaDB

This has been resolved @ our site


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