Restrict search when the server load is high

This is a 3.5 port of the OK JIMBO Version of this hack
https://vborg.vbsupport.ru/showthread.php?t=76456

This plugin allow to you disable searches when the load average reaches a defined level.
Only administrators are excempt from this.

I tested this plugin during one mounth in my forums that have 400 constants users online and work well.

Simply install as product and go to ACP->Restrict Search Config and put a load value.

The plugin work with linux, freeBSD and unix servers not in WINDOWS

Be sure that you allow access to /proc/loadavg in open_basedir in php.ini


For the next version
*Exclude Groups of the Restrictions
*Enabled Google search when the Restriction is in Effect

[MentaL]

Awesome

Installed!

[lazytown]

How is this different than the other 3.5 mod that does the exact same thing?

-vissa

[UK Jimbo]

Originally Posted by vissa

How is this different than the other 3.5 mod that does the exact same thing?

-vissa

which other v3.5 mod?

edit: found it

[redspider]

is there is a way to add my moderator and private member to the excempt list or setting?

[UK Jimbo]

Originally Posted by redspider

is there is a way to add my moderator and private member to the excempt list or setting?

Replace

if (( $vbulletin->userinfo['usergroupid'] <> 6  ) )

with

if (( $vbulletin->userinfo['usergroupid'] <> 6  && $vbulletin->userinfo['userid'] != 12345 ) )

where 12345 is your other users's id

[redspider]

thank you I miss that lol

but thanks again .

[BoardTracker]

*Enabled Google search when the Restriction is in Effect

Perhaps instead of google (or as an additional option) you could enable boardtracker search for the board by combining with this mod..

https://vborg.vbsupport.ru/showthread.php?t=114515

I think these two mods can work well together.

[Eagle Creek]

Installed!

Can't wait for the next version!

[Boofo]

How can we find out if this has been done?

Be sure that you allow access to /proc/loadavg in open_basedir in php.ini

[GrendelKhan{TSU]

sounds good...soo like...

what's a good value?