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Originally Posted by gerryvz

Hi Giovanni,

Great mod, and thank you so much for creating it. I am running 4.2.4 and installed the mod yesterday. I have around 7,300 users and 150,000 total posts, with a relatively small number of overall posts that would require images to be downloaded (I would say the majority of images on my forum are directly attached and residing already in the file system).

Server - Linux + Apache
vbulletin - 4.2.4
php - 5.6.31
php max post size - 64MB
php max upload size - 64MB
php memory limit - 256MB
mySQL - 5.5.7
mySQL packet size - 10MB

The mod started downloading and it got through about 4 of the 9 years of posts on my forum. Now it has frozen since last night. I turned on the logging this morning and only came across this single entry in the log since I turned it on, which is attached. The offending post has some images attached to it, using the external host home.btconnect.com

The images seem to be small in size and pixels, and I downloaded them manually and attached them to the post to see if I could have the mod continue downloading other posts. So far, I haven't been able to get it started again.

Attached is the error, as well as my settings screens.

Also, I have now received two times the mySQL error as attached, which I read appears to be the database server "timing out."

The mod is definitely enabled and running, download folder and sub-folders are 777 permissions, etc.

Does it look to you that there is an image that is too large, or do you have other ideas as to what is causing the mod to stop indexing and downloading?

EDIT: A new post that was made by one of my users today was indexed and the external images were replaced, so I know the code is working. However, it seems stalled and won't continue indexing beyond a certain point in the past. It must be hanging up on something that is keeping it from continuing past indexing. Please advise

SECOND EDIT: I emptied the table in the database (it has a few more than 3,000 records in it) and the code executed again, but then stopped, and it had seven new records in the database. I emptied the table again and it sent through one more cycle of downloading a few more images, and putting seven new records in the database again.

So, something related to the database and/or php memory seems to be preventing the code from executing correctly.

Any thoughts?

Thanks
Gerry






Please try to disable the URL Cache. Then, all research moves from memory to database, a bit slower but less memory hungry.