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  • in reply to: import demo data #10441
    mpr186
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    Ok tabasco, I’m going to try this now. thanks alot.

    in reply to: How to install oAuth Twitter Feed Plugin #10349
    mpr186
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    It doesn’t work right now, I don’t know why.

    in reply to: import demo data #10290
    mpr186
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    Is there an alternative way to import the full xml?
    thx

    in reply to: Rev Slider not sliding? #10284
    mpr186
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    I don’t see an “Auto Load” in the General settings.
    Check the screenshot.

    in reply to: Simpler blog layout #10194
    mpr186
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    Thanks Ben,

    It works like a charm, all good thanks alot!!

    in reply to: Revolution Slider Issues #10192
    mpr186
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    I have the exact same problem.

    in reply to: import demo data #10191
    mpr186
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    Thanks, but still server error. Looks like (mt) doesn’t like its users to use their CPU.

    Is there a way to split the file in 2 or 3 parts?

    Cheers.

    in reply to: import demo data #10116
    mpr186
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    Weird answer from (mt) today:

    Based on the error_log of your website, it looks that you are trying to load a dll file on your php.ini ‘php_gd2.dll’. Please be aware that ‘dll’ files are for Microsoft operating systems and would not work with Linux web servers.

    By default the GD module is installed on the (gs) Grid-Service by default.

    For more information on the installed PERL modules on the (gs) Grid-Service, please visit:

    https://kb.mediatemple.net/questions/875/Installed+perl+modules

    in reply to: import demo data #10025
    mpr186
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    Seems like (mt) is limiting its server use for the grid service…

    as follows:

    120 seconds of CPU time
    100MB of RAM usage
    36 processes per node

    So my current set up has:

    memory_limit = 96M
    max_execution_time = 100
    max_input_time = 100
    upload_max_filesize = 32M
    post_max_size = 64M

    and I still get a 500 Server error… it lags for a minute then stops.

    in reply to: Simpler blog layout #9998
    mpr186
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    Thanks, I think you don’t need my URL in order to modify the code for this.
    My site is in maintenance mode anyway, so you can’t see it.
    Thanks.

    in reply to: import demo data #9996
    mpr186
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    Yes, it’s strange.

    I doubled everything as follows:

    memory_limit = 496M
    max_execution_time = 600
    max_input_time = 600
    upload_max_filesize = 400M
    post_max_size = 448M
    safe_mode = Off

    But still time out.

    Btw, I did check the “Download and import file attachments”, correct?

    Thanks.

    in reply to: import demo data #9971
    mpr186
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    I sent a message to (mt) and they were helpful in a way :

    “I believe you need to edit the php.ini file again. If the upload_max_filesize is larger than post_max_size, you must increase post_max_size so that it is bigger than upload_max_size.
    If the value of post_max_size is larger than memory_limit, you must increase memory_limit so that it is larger than post_max_size.”

    Now the thing is, even if I change these numbers in php.ini, the timeout is still happening.

    Current php.ini has :
    memory_limit = 248M
    max_execution_time = 600
    max_input_time = 600
    upload_max_filesize = 200M
    post_max_size = 224M
    safe_mode = Off

    And the problem is that it imports a few things, and when I try to import again, it’ll re-import them, this messes my db and setup, not to mention menus with doubles.

    in reply to: import demo data #9950
    mpr186
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    Working on it

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