Recent content by skol

Uploading a game to your server,is no different to taking a feed, you will still have the games on your server...

Would only be a permission error by your hosting.Would never happen on a vps/dedi server as perms are open..

Do you have any other dbtech products installed or is this your first..

Unless you create your own source,but point taken..

And what happens when you try uploading manually?

Well extract the zip to a folder or to your desktop and view the folder,then read the instructions within the folder. Do you have a site?

You need to extract the zip to your computer, not upload the zip to your site.And then read the instructions once you have extracted it to a folder on your computer..

A 500 error is server side..As Ozzy47 says your folder structures/paths are incorrect..

Yes I already posted that in a few threads.That won't be available to people on shared hosting without the host changing it..Why are the imports exceeding the minimum limit?

To be honest Cosmic I'm at a loss..External sources are third party in my book..Manual sources? Unless you have a home grown server you'll never see manual resources come into play.As we saw over the last few weeks when the site up and down..

Then I'm sorry Fillip H.,I totally disagree.If a user or a bot is banned on the frontend then everything should be removed (as it stands the shoutbox posts are not removed).I or another admin shouldn't have to do anything else after banning a bot or a user on frontend..

But at the worse scenario, you would only owe a month back refund should the third party renege..You do it now via vbarcade global scoring...It's the same principle..

Well it's "food for thought" and a regular monthly income to the site..:)

I've noticed when after uploading all files on all mods that a database error is becoming regular when importing the xml file..Is there any reason for this?

Was in my eyes, a brilliant way of bringing vb communties together..I miss it! my members still ask were has it gone?And I'm sure anyone who took the plunge also feels the same way. Regardless of using third parties which was the downfall of it..I'm pretty sure most webmasters would buy into it...