TinkerMan
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Discourse runs with Ruby, so no, it won’t work on free hosting accounts as @SpookyKipper said. Second to discourse, I recommend Flarum
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You can’t use .tk domains here due to abuse
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Try reinstalling. Also, your forum shows the white screen of death, and your main website is quite broken
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You can’t actually delete an SSL certificate, as it will still be held by the certificate provider. I am assuming you mean just hide it on the public end / delete it in your DB. Can you check for error logs?
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Just install each of them and see for yourself! It’s going to be whichever one you like better (or thing your visitors will like better).
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Just run the composer commands locally and upload the resulting files.
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Nom utilisateur inscription XERA / XERA Registration Username
TinkerMan replied to luluhoste's topic in MyOwnFreeHost General
This is an English forum. Please translate your posts before posting. Yes, only copy the function(s) related to registration as @SpookyKipper said. Always listen to @SpookyKipper over me when it comes to Xera / GenerateArea. He has more knowledge about it than I do. -
Nom utilisateur inscription XERA / XERA Registration Username
TinkerMan replied to luluhoste's topic in MyOwnFreeHost General
you could try it, maybe? -
Your footer needs some help
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Limite de compte gratuit / Free account limit
TinkerMan replied to luluhoste's topic in MyOwnFreeHost General
The limit is not set by Generate Area (Well technically it is), but by iFastNet. While you can increase the limit in GenerateArea, yours users may find there accounts suspended if iFastNet detects they have over 3 accounts. in short: don’t do it. -
It’s because three icons looks better than two imo. That’s literally it. It’s going to be replaced with something else for the next homepage update.
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You may have copied it incorrectly. You can always try a different validation method (email, etc)
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? Yes, both of our client areas are not hosted on free hosting. If you mean the client websites, those are on free hosting. We are MOFH resellers ...
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Time to learn some PHP!
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Yes, we are free MOFH resellers, but we don’t use the free hosting plan to host our website. @SpookyKipper uses iFastNets premium plan, and I use a different hosting provider (Its got one of the best support agents I’ve ever worked with).
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The Never-Ending Always-Changing Off-Topic Thread
TinkerMan replied to Burke Knight's topic in General Discussions
Posting so I can see what mine is … EDIT: Same as @BastelPichi -
I could never get it working through softaculous, but installing it locally via composer was possible (At least 3-6 months ago, who knows if it still works). You would certainly have to use an older version though, and check dependency requirements. Wait, it’s that cheap? If I didn’t have my own server that would be a good deal …
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Can you please use Google? It’s a service that saves copy’s of websites
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Huh, I’ve always used the auto-login script, so I suppose I’ve never paid attention to it. I would ask the support desk, I don’t think it’s possible.
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Pretty sure it only supports English
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Unless it’s already built-in, no.
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Yes, but the maximum limit is hard-set by MOFH, and overrides these values. Putting those values in will just put the “unlimited” text in the control panel, but all of the limits are just set to the global max (Which is set by iFastNet and you can’t change it)
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Storage: 5MB Bandwidth: 100MB/mo Databases: 400 All values are coming from memory, so they may or may not be correct.
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If you make packages with less resources then the max values, your hosting provider will be worse than all the other free hosting providers, because it offers less for the same price.
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Xera/Generate area only support one package. You can set the limits of the package however you want. Of course, you could always modify Xera to support multiple packages. I don’t know why you would bother putting anything less than the max though, as then your reseller hosting is automatically worse than everyone who has set the max limits.