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gshv
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 Posted: Wed Dec 09, 2020 12:11 am Post subject: The site is moving to a new server |
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In case if you missed server move announcement on the front page:
| Quote: | The CPU-World.com website is going to move to a new server on Wednesday, December 9. In addition to newer versions of installed operating system, webserver and other software, the server will have improved storage, CPU performance and 4 times as much operating memory as our current server. In short, it will be faster. The move will start in the second half of day on Wednesday. We do not expect any downtime during the move.
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Thanks for the 411  |
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One small issue, I can't see some special characters, like the euro sign. Took a quick look in the network tab, and the response header says UTF-8 (content-type: text/html; charset=UTF- , but in the HTML you have a meta tag that says iso-8859-1 (<meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html; charset=iso-8859-1">). Maybe it's a server setting somewhere. |
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debs3759
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The move destroyed some characters in existing posts, but allows them if you edit your affected posts or make new posts (I tested it by editing a post).
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yes, some trouble with accentued characters like we have in some languages : éàèçë. Replaced with �.
Can be seen on the translated items of phpBB forum HMI stuff. Not in messages as you can see in mine... (so need to have language with accentuated characters set up for forum, to see it).
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CPUShack
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Seems to work, though I can no longer view the site with an AD blocker, and even with its a lot of 'Waiting for ads to load' before I can read CPU spec. Guess I just need more patience LOL
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debs3759
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I'm not getting that problem. Only had the ad blocker message on one page so far. Guess I'm special in some way
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| CPUShack wrote: | | Seems to work, though I can no longer view the site with an AD blocker, and even with its a lot of 'Waiting for ads to load' before I can read CPU spec. Guess I just need more patience LOL |
Banning people who use a adblocker is beyond retarded anyways. |
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crazybubba64
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| Wasmachineman_NL wrote: | | Banning people who use a adblocker is beyond retarded anyways. |
Running a website is not free, besides, the banner ads on the site are FAR less intrusive than the nightmare hell that exists on most news sites.
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gshv
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| CPUShack wrote: | | Seems to work, though I can no longer view the site with an AD blocker, and even with its a lot of 'Waiting for ads to load' before I can read CPU spec. Guess I just need more patience LOL |
I fixed this bug. Information about recently logged in forum users was not properly loaded by the webserver, as a result it didn't strip ads from web pages served to registered users. So, the site should work like before. The same is true for the CPU-Upgrade and Gpuzoo websites.
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| gshv wrote: | | CPUShack wrote: | | Seems to work, though I can no longer view the site with an AD blocker, and even with its a lot of 'Waiting for ads to load' before I can read CPU spec. Guess I just need more patience LOL |
I fixed this bug. Information about recently logged in forum users was not properly loaded by the webserver, as a result it didn't strip ads from web pages served to registered users. So, the site should work like before. The same is true for the CPU-Upgrade and Gpuzoo websites.
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Thanks!
Didnt mind the ads, just sometimes the ads took a LONG time to load which blocked the rest of the content lol
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I'm having issues where most spec pages display as "CPU pages were taken down due to continued content scraping". (For example, P3 stuff loads, FX stuff doesn't.)
Have tried different browsers, seems to not be the issue. Also happens on 4G so it seems to not just be isolated to my home network either. |
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H3nrik V!
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| I have the issue, that forum threads still appears unread, after I read them. Is this related? |
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CPUShack
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| H3nrik V! wrote: | | I have the issue, that forum threads still appears unread, after I read them. Is this related? |
I've had that issue for around 4 years now
Sign out, delete cpu-world.com cookies, sign back in, should work for 1 week before it starts again
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| Posted: Fri Dec 18, 2020 4:31 am Post subject: |
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| H3nrik V! wrote: | | I have the issue, that forum threads still appears unread, after I read them. Is this related? |
This happens because the cookie with the name "UZ_t" has a value that's too large. Remove that cookie and it will work again. |
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