GoDaddy is massive and would have thousands of support staff, probably outsourced.
There is far too much competition in the hosting world to stay with such a provider, find yourself someone better and smaller that actually cares about losing a customer and doesn’t put 1000’s of clients per box.
My best advise would be to get someone with cpanel because it far easier for the host and far easier for you and makes the account extremely portable between other cpanel hosts. I can literally move an entire account between servers in 1 or 2 minutes flat, all settings, mysql, email, dns, structure, etc. preserved exactly (and you don’t even need to know linux).
Avoid the really big hosts, avoid the really little hosts.
If you can afford it, get a VPS so you have much more control but don’t get a small, underpowered VPS which can be worse than shared hosting.
Do not get a host that uses NFS (networked file storage) like Dreamhost because that makes file intensive programs like WordPress/bbPress slow. GoDaddy probably uses NFS too but I am not positive about that.
Quick summary:
- get a host with cpanel
- make sure the host does not use NFS
- make sure the host does not run PHP in safemode
- only get a VPS if it’s reasonable size/performance,
as small VPS are worse than quality shared hosting
added: one more tip for choosing a hosting provider – if they use the word “unlimited” in any of their advertising, find another provider.
This would be good as a bug report at http://trac.bbpress.org
Hey Sam, when registering through WordPress, did you mention that your WP Integration plug-in would adjust the role in bbPress somehow also? I have a new user that registered through WP and while I’m not sure if they’ve ever logged in or not, they do not have a role set in the BBP side. I could manually map them…
What would help you in this situation? Would you like me to dump the meta data for that user along with their respective user table entry?
Isn’t this what the role mapping in the bbPress Admin panel WordPress Integration page is for? It should map the existing users as you specify according to their preexisting WordPress roles.
It seems like 1.0 has really come along nicely the past month or so, with many frequent bug fixes and trac updates.
I know I’m new to the bbPress game, but I really do hope and plan to stick around as a beta tester and plug-in developer once I’m totally comfortable with what I figure out from poking around.
DB Error in bb_insert_topic: Incorrect integer value: '' for column 'topic_id' at row 1
INSERT INTO bb_topics (topic_id,topic_title,topic_slug,topic_poster,topic_poster_name,topic_last_poster,topic_last_poster_name,topic_start_time,topic_time,topic_open,forum_id) VALUES (”,’Your first topic’,’your-first-topic’,’1′,’admin’,’1′,’admin’,’2008-12-16 05:10:50′,’2008-12-16 05:10:50′,’1′,’1′)
This problem has been around since the previous 1.0 alpha releases. The installation would say that it was successful but it would not create a topic as that error in the last stage would indicate.
The first forum is created and it says there is 1 post but upon clicking said forum it presents you with a “New Topic in this Forum” form. When you post a new topic, it gives you an error: “This topic has been closed.”
Apache 2.2.10
MySQL 5.1.0
PHP 5.2.6
Windows Server 2003
Database Collation: utf8_general_ci
Yes here is the solution that godaddy gave to me
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To me i don’t see the solution, but only waste my time sending email to the support team. and one more point, how many support stuff godaddy has? 100 stuffs? because anytime i send email to godaddy support i always get reply from different people even the same problem.
Vannak
Hello,
I wanted to let everyone know that I work in the Hosting Development department at GoDaddy.com. We are always looking for ways to reach out to our customers and help provide a resolution.
Thanks,
Alicia R.
Go Daddy Hosting
https://bbpress.org/forums/topic/when-bbp-10-release
I wouldn’t count on it soon, but someone else might be able to chime in with a better estimate than “later”.
You’ve stumbled onto one of the great mysteries of bbPress and WordPress working together: integration. It’s a work in progress.
_ck_: it is like what u said “Godaddy sucks”. my site is slow not because of hosting but because of ISP. This means all ISP in Cambodia, Thailand, and Malaysia have problem. anyway, goodbye Godaddy!!!
_CK_
SuperCache can easily be used for non-logged in users. I would imagine that most of the traffic to a site is for non-logged in users.
Just caching that portion of the traffic should SIGNIFICANTLY help performance
You are unaware of very important concepts like hidden forums that require carefully constructed mysql filters. SuperCache would have to maintain several versions of the same page for different users. By the time it’s all said and done it’s almost easier to regenerate the page.
Portions of the page that maintain for all or most users can be cached and that will cause a significant speedup. A complex forum will never be able to cache the entire pages for all users.
I should add that bbpress has a sophisticated object cache that can almost eliminate going back to the mysql database for some sessions.
This thing about forum is that people have a common misconception that a forum is dynamic … and cannot be cached.
That’s not the case.
Entire pages (topics) should be able to be cached and then regenarated when some “adds a comment”.
So SuperCache, in theory, should work
That’s news to me – Super Cache will require a little work to behave with bbpress (not too much but some) and then it will only help users who aren’t logged in.
There may be a way to cache parts of pages though to accelerate things – I already use this to cache the tag clouds and a couple other things.
My understanding is that once 1.0 is release, all of the WP caching plugins like SuperCache will be able to be used.
If SuperCache is able to be used with bbPress – that will make bbPress extremely fast
Anyone have any idea when bbPress 1.0 will be release?
I’m not asking for a specific date … it would just make it a lot nicer to know if bbPress is within a month of being finished, 3 months, 6 months, etc..
The reason why I ask is because for this past year, I’ve been under the impression that the 1.0 release was going to be “soon”.
Thanks in advance.
I tried that but bbPress was still there. However, I did manage to delete it doing the following:
I clicked on bbPress Hot tag
Page for Add New Topic appeared
I clicked Destroy Tag at the bottom of the page
bbPress tag is now gone
Thanks to everyone who responded and helped me with these two topics!
I am useing wordpress 2.7 with the beta of bbpress on my site http://s7icky.com and the forums are http://s7icky.com/forums/
I cant figure out how let let the people who are already registered post new stuff in my forums… Any ideas
I see. So the preferred solution is to route anyone who wishes to use SMTP with bbPress, and is not happy with the default PHP behaviour, to use the SMTP plugin. Fair enough.
There is another solution for Windows SMTP systems for those who control PHP; live with setting ‘sendmail_from’ server-wide in php.ini. This overrides the value passed to the mail() function ‘From:’ header argument for use with the SMTP ‘MAIL FROM:’ command (where the problem lies), but retains that value for use with the mail message body ‘From:’ header (where a complete textual name may be used).
BTW, the reason that the (SMTP) MTA on Windows rejects the email address is not due to the MTA, but due to PHP on Windows:
http://www.php.net/manual/en/function.mail.php
A long-standing discussion is here:
http://bugs.php.net/bug.php?id=28038
The current value for the PHP mail() function ‘From:’ header (“User name” <uname@domain.com>”) is an RFC2822 compliant format suitable for parsing by a library (like PHP mail()) which *should* generate separate strings for SMTP (the ‘MAIL FROM:’ command, which must be RFC2821 compliant) and the message body (the ‘From:’ header field which can be RFC2822 compliant). RFC2821 format (user@domain.com or <user@domain.com>) differs from RFC2822 format. PHP mail() on Windows does not do this translation.
I’m still attempting to integrate bbPress with WPMU 2.7 and BuddyPress. Is this plugin compatible with WPMU 2.7 and BuddyPress? Is it required to get cookies shared? Where should it be installed in WPMU (plugins vs. mu-plugins)?
Thanks in advance for your help!
The default install has a single topic (“Your first topic — First Post. Woot!”) that is tagged bbPress. If you deleted that but the tag persists, you might need to go into the admin and Manage > Recount /bb-admin/site.php. There is one checkbox there that says “DELETE tags with no topics. Only functions if the above checked.” Try that.
Yes, I want to remove bbPress as a tag. It’s not listed as a tag on my posts, so I can’t delete it from the posts. I can’t figure out where it’s coming from.
You mean to remove bbPress as a tag? I’ve had problems with deleting tags, but if you remove it from all the posts, it should go away.
