[beardownarizona]

I’m currently testing both versions of bbPress on my site, and I can’t seem to find any way to get the forum to send the registration email to new users from version .9.0.3. On 1.0.3, I have been using the SMTP Mailer plugin with great success…is there anything similar for .9.0.3?

Thanks

[chrishajer]

<div>

<h3>Backtick test</h3>

<p>This is in a P block</p>

This is not

<?php echo bloginfo(); ?>

</div>

[chrishajer]

I tried creating that test.txt file first and it failed with the same problem. Looks like someone else got the information you needed anyway.

[Ehegwer]

Howdy!

Just wanted to see if anyone had a fix for a salt value. I’m working on installing the latest bbpress alpha 1.0.4a intp wordpress mu 2.6.5 with working buddypress integration. I can log into wordpress and bbpress independently, but the values aren’t passing.

Here’s how I’ve mapped the keys and salts (notice one is missing):

????? –> WordPress “auth” cookie salt

SECURE_AUTH_SALT –> WordPress “secure auth” cookie salt

LOGGED_IN_SALT –> WordPress “logged in” cookie salt

AUTH_KEY –> BB_AUTH_KEY

SECURE_AUTH_KEY –> BB_SECURE_AUTH_KEY

LOGGED_IN_KEY –> BB_LOGGED_IN_KEY

I’ve tried almost everything, and was hoping someone had a solution.

Cheers,

E

[Sam Bauers]

Not possible using bbPress Live plugin I’m pretty sure. You would have to do separate calls and then merge them somehow.

It’s probably possible using the BB_Query class inside bbPress though.

[Sam Bauers]

The warnings are now gone in the latest trunk version. There may be other issues to do with users not receiving roles automatically when they visit the bbPress site.

[the_Wish]

Topic renaming fixed in trunk.

Is this supposed to be fixed in the nightlies as well? I installed the latest one yesterday and the issue is still persistent.

[_ck_]

Never hack the core.

Especially when that function is right there designed to be filtered.

see this apply_filters( 'get_profile_info_keys', array(

It means you can make a simple plugin to modify the info keys on the fly.

Untested but should work as a plugin:

/*

Plugin Name: Allow Title Edit

*/

add_filter ('get_profile_info_keys', 'allow_title_edit');



function allow_title_edit($array) {

if (bb_current_user_can('participate')) {

global $bbdb;

$array[$bbdb->prefix.'title']= array(0, __('Custom Title'));

}

return $array;

}

[_ck_]

I think vannak did that, and it’s 10 seconds:

https://bbpress.org/forums/topic/bbpress-is-slow-like-godaddy-says/page/2#post-21978

What happens if you upload a random file and name it test.txt ?

Since it can’t modify the php file, I guess it won’t be able to modify the text.txt file either but maybe it’s only because the php file is open by the same process.

[Famous]

I get this:

bbPress is already installed, but appears to require an upgrade.

With the finished installation saying:

Referrer is OK, beginning installation…

>>> Setting up custom user table constants

Step 1 – Creating database tables

>>> Database is already installed!!!

Step 2 – WordPress integration (optional)

>>> WordPress address (URL): http://test.com/

>>> Blog address (URL): http://test.com/

>>> WordPress cookie keys set.

>>> WordPress “auth” cookie salt set from input.

>>> WordPress “logged in” cookie salt set from input.

>>> Fetching missing WordPress cookie salts.

>>>>>> WordPress “secure auth” cookie salt not set.

>>> User database table prefix: wp_

Step 3 – Site settings

>>> Site name: Forums

>>> Site address (URL): http://test.com/forums/

>>> From email address: info@test.com

>>> Key master role assigned to existing user

>>>>>> Username: admin

>>>>>> Email address: info@test.com

>>>>>> Password: Your existing password

>>> Description: Just another bbPress community

>>> Forum could not be created!

>>> Key master email sent

There were some errors encountered during installation!

[zeroprobe]

Hi,

The site is hosted by a Plesk enviroment which runs linux. bbpress version the latest beta and the current stable one. I intend to integrate it with wordpress but I did’t even get that far.

[chrishajer]

Maybe someone who uses GoDaddy hosting has a Linux account there and can test _ck_’s NFS Detector™?

[_ck_]

Well the creation errors aren’t exactly godaddy’s fault, it’s just something weird with windows I don’t completely know about since I hate IIS and won’t even test it.

Makes no sense that a php program can’t create a file. Something is wrong there.

Only intelligent thing I can find about it is here:

http://us2.php.net/manual/en/function.fopen.php#50601

Do you have some kind of security panel where you can give your account write permission to the /test/ directory?

[chrishajer]

_ck_

Sorry, that didn’t work. More errors this time. It’s making GoDaddy look worse and worse.

Warning: fopen(Hosting123456htmlgodaddytesttest.txt) [function.fopen]: failed to open stream: Permission denied in Hosting123456htmlgodaddytestdefault.php on line 9

Warning: fclose(): supplied argument is not a valid stream resource in Hosting123456htmlgodaddytestdefault.php on line 9

Warning: chmod() [function.chmod]: No such file or directory in Hosting123456htmlgodaddytestdefault.php on line 9

Warning: touch() [function.touch]: Unable to create file Hosting123456htmlgodaddytesttest.txt because Permission denied in Hosting123456htmlgodaddytestdefault.php on line 11

0.00039196014404297 seconds

[vadi]

Their situation is understandable, but there are licenses that require attribution for that case.

Anyway – SMF isn’t really fitting because it mostly seems to be a clone of the traditional forum systems. I’ll give a test install of Vanilla a try, hopefully that’ll have everything I need. There is also Phorum that I found, looks kinda interesting (thanks for that ForumMatrix)

[Justin Tadlock]

@sambauers

Yes, I’m viewing that as the Key Master. I’ll run another test with a new user to see what’s happening as well.

@johnjamesjacoby

Yes, this has been a problem since the 2.7/1.0 integration. Registration through bbPress works fine, but that won’t be an option for me once going live.

Update:

I tried adding a user through WordPress, then logging in with that profile in bbPress. No user role was set. Then, I checked it with the Key Master account and got the same error I posted above.

Users are still logged in fine across both installations.

[_ck_]

vannak, 10 seconds is very bad (the time is independent of where you access it from)

chrishajer, something’s not right there, Windows must think you don’t have access rights to write to the directory. Whatever Windows’s equal to chmod has to be done.

According to php.net the chmod in php actually does do something on some windows setups.

So try replacing this line, like so:

$file=dirname(__FILE__)."/test.txt"; $h=fopen($file, "wb"); fclose($h); chmod($file, 0777 );

[vannak]

Hi _ck_ i did what you told already. and the fastest one is 9.9959759712219 seconds (in Cambodia). what do u think about it?

[chrishajer]

_ck_

I needed to change the /test.txt to \test.txt, but even once that was done, I get this error (prior to this, the filename and path were not right):

Warning: file_put_contents(Hosting123456htmlgodaddytesttest.txt) [function.file-put-contents]: failed to open stream: Permission denied in Hosting123456htmlgodaddytestdefault.php on line 9

Warning: touch() [function.touch]: Unable to create file Hosting123456htmlgodaddytesttest.txt because Permission denied in Hosting123456htmlgodaddytestdefault.php on line 11

0.00028681755065918 seconds

[_ck_]

Make a directory called test, go in there and put this version of the script in there:

<?php

/*

Experimental NFS detector - upload this file to server and chmod 777

Script should take less than one second to run.

If it takes more than one second, then it's likely NFS (or Windows or a bad configuration)

Any error means the time is unreliable as the script has failed.

*/

error_reporting(E_ALL);

$file=dirname(__FILE__)."/test.txt"; file_put_contents($file,'');

$time=strtok(microtime(),' ')+strtok('');

for ($i=0; $i<=9999; $i++) {if (touch($file)) {clearstatcache(); filemtime($file);} else {break;}}

echo ((strtok(microtime(),' ')+strtok(''))-$time)." seconds";

?>

[chrishajer]

@fernandot: this worked fine for me. I see the buttons and used them and it works just fine. See my test post. Firefox 3.0.5

http://ayudawordpress.com/foro/

[Huda Toriq]

Hi. I still don’t quite familiar with bbPress custom query system. Is there a simple way to pull the latest topics from only specific forums? In WP we can pull posts from several categories using comma separated category IDs in the query. Can bbPress do that?

And if there is, is it possible to pull it from WordPress using bbPress_Live php class in bbpress-live plugin?

Thank you in advance.

[jimgroom]

Hello all,

I’m integrating WPMu 2.7 trunk, bbPress 1.0 alpha 4 and the latest BuddyPress Combo. I got everything up and running fine, and bbPress is reading the wp_users table and updating the users once they login to the WPMu account as members (I used the roles plugin recommended here, thank you).

The only issue I have remaining is that WPMu and bbPress are not sharing cookies, so when you log into the WPMu homepage, you are not automatically logged into bbPress, but you can login and out of each independently without an issue.

I installed Sam Bauer’s plugin for integration, and included the necessary details in the wp-config file, I’m also mirroring the unique values I have in my wp-config file in my bbPress config file. My bbPress config file looks like so:

define( ‘BB_AUTH_KEY’, ‘my_unique_key_is here’ );

define( ‘BB_LOGGED_IN_KEY’, ‘my_unique_key_is here’ );

define( ‘BB_SECURE_AUTH_SALT’, ‘my_unique_key_is here’ );

define( ‘BB_NONCE_KEY’, ‘my_unique_key_is here’ );

define( ‘BB_AUTH_SALT’, ‘my_unique_key_is here’ );

define( ‘BB_LOGGED_IN_SALT’, ‘my_unique_key_is here’ );

define( ‘BB_SECURE_AUTH_KEY’, ‘my_unique_key_is here’ );

/**#@-*/

define(‘COOKIE_DOMAIN’, ”);

define(‘COOKIEPATH’, ‘/’);

All these values exactly match what I have in my wp-config file, but still no shared cookie love. Anyone have any idea what might be wrong here?—or am I just pushing too soon with the WPMu trunk and bbPress 1.0 alpha?

[_ck_]

They could find someone else to run it.

Or some hosts have a free trial period (though that is less and less thanks to spammers).

Your linux desktop is why it is so fast.

So my theory is right, under 1 second is excellent, around 1 second is good.

Anything much higher is suspect.

But I need more NFS candidates, will have to see if I have access on some of these old servers.

Let’s see if I can run it on NearlyFreeSpeech.

Aha! They are NFS. 13.26 seconds

For those that get an error even when the file is chmod 777, you’ll have to create a testing directory and move the file into there. Then chmod 777 the directory and change the first line to

error_reporting(E_ALL); $file=dirname(__FILE__)."/test.txt"; file_put_contents($file,''); $time=strtok(microtime(),' ')+strtok('');

[_ck_]

Headers already sent is a useless error in itself, it’s always the result of another error (unless the very rare case someone meant to send a custom header of some kind).

In this case at least you posted the real error:

Warning: parse_url(http://#postform) [function.parse-url]

Any chance you are testing this on a localhost or something like that?

Kind of a strange error that it’s getting a bad url like like, there’s no domain name at all.