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ok i think that worked..

thank you guys
??

Hello Babca,
yes i have upgraded to php7 and i already have the 512 commit patched on my system..

i am also using hhvm
what is the current status of hhvm and the plugin\?

Thanks for your reply james.
i will contact jetpack..

or i think im of going with ithemes security and removing WordPress filters from fail2ban..
its just such a fast and efficient way to secure sites on my host,
i have over 15 production sites, and installing a theme to deal with this stuff individually will hold some weight ont he server i think

thanks again

same issue..

i think this is something recent..

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any ideas anyone?

I can upload via the new dashboard yes….

after a bit more investigation, it is something to do with hhvm..

i added the following line to the server.ini for HHVM and it seems to be working!

thank you for your help ??

hhvm.enable_zend_ini_compat=false

update:

well actually no,

i can now see the max upload size info on the media updater, and the php info output
but the desktop App still doesn’t let me upload..

very strange :-/

mmm interesting

although i dont see it in the output of the hhvm php output, i see it in the php.ini in the folder.

ahhh
i forgot to mention,
i’m also using HHVM
but it does reflect those values yes,

hhvm.server.upload.upload_max_file_size 104857600

both seem to be set correctly.

however, i am using php7. this might be an issue maybe..?

i can upload large files with no issue via the browser, pics and videos. however through the desktop app it doesnt seem to work.

maybe a bug?
how could i check?

oo i never thought of that
it actually says

“Maximum upload file size: .”

I am having the same issue.

the piwik stats page shows that all my multisite sites have been added, but it claims that there is no tracking code installed

and because we are using multisite there is no way to invidiually set differnt codes for different sites (because of the common theme trunk)

how can we fix this?

@crossbeats

I sorted it out. Going to outline the steps I took so hopefully it helps someone else struggling with Dreamhost!!

Assuming https://www.mainsite.com is your main site, with the second site being at https://www.mainsite.com/parkedsite, with a domain of https://www.parkedsite.com; also assuming you’ve already got the MU Domain Mapping plugin installed and set up:

1. Point https://www.parkedsite.com’s A name to the IP of https://www.mainsite.com
2. In Dreamhost, add https://www.parkedsite.com as a domain, mirror https://www.mainsite.com, AND park https://www.parkedsite.com (no one seems to have included this in ANY tutorials I’ve seen; I only found it after days of Googling, in ONE comment somewhere, so I tried it and it worked!)
3. In WP Admin panel, add https://www.parkeddomain.com to the site you want it to point to.

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any chance we can get a similar guide for godaddy/cpanel?

i believe we have to add the SERVER API key not the browser.. thats what i did and mine worked.

ye i did bro

Try visiting you Settings -> Permalinks page.
and just click SAVE… thats all (:

i had the same question
hadnt noticed it was already asked
sorry for the double post.

ye so
any luck guys?