Well that wasn't fun ...

[Brandon Martus]

I've installed Alternative PHP Cache (APC), tweaked the mySQL settings, and allowed spiders back on. Let me know if anything's being weird.

The only problem I've seen so far is that on the old server, it was easier to keep up with the threads.

[JVGazeley]

Can't load the firstwiki, seems to be down.

[Brandon Martus]

Ahh yes. It seems if you put 'skip-innodb' in my.cnf .. it will skip InnoDB tables. And FIRSTwiki uses them, evidently.

All better, now.

[Conor Ryan]

Great switch, we all can't thank you enough.

Before the switch CD Media (Beta?) was turned off, and many search engine spiders were also disabled. Could we re-enable them? Or even just the Google Spider, they are a sponsor this year you know, and well Google works really well.

Thanks again!

[Brandon Martus]

Originally Posted by Conor Ryan

Great switch, we all can't thank you enough.

Before the switch CD Media (Beta?) was turned off, and many search engine spiders were also disabled. Could we re-enable them? Or even just the Google Spider, they are a sponsor this year you know, and well Google works really well.

Thanks again!

The spiders are back in (as you can see on the main forum page).

I had to delete all the data in CD-Media so that I didn't have to transfer the duplicated/imported data. I will re-import them sometime this week and turn it back on. I hope to have CD-Media functioning enough so that I can turn it on sometime in the next few weeks. The major areas I want to finish up are: who-am-i manager, editing title/description and adding attachments to the papers. Once those are done (it's at 25% now) I will turn it on, and turn off the old gallery & white papers.

[Brandon Martus]

The photo & paper data is back in CD-Media.

I also have the in-line editing working for titles/descriptions on the photo pages. So, if you uploaded the photo (or are a photo moderator) you can click on the title or description and edit it right there. It's still a little buggy, but it's nothing major.