Hey Guys
I am desparate, just purchased a ddedicated server moved my two websites over and managed to get them working about 95%.
However a few things like when you upload videos/mp3 to the server not a problem and you can see them in the folder but the timer shows 00:00 and they won't play. I did get RMS installed and activated my Flash settings. I have tried to follow load of forum suggestions etc. but nothing is working even tried changing securities levels etc.
What I need is someone with dedicated server knowledge to help me or who can take a look and advise my support guys or me on what to configure...
These sites are live and have members on them... both have the same issues
If you need anymore info please let me know
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Snap! I have the same problem on a new install...
Got a thread on it here
http://www.boonex.com/unity/forums/#topic/Video-uploads-not-working--2010-04-23.htm
Will let you know if I get anywhere... been a frustrating couple of days worth of support tickets so far though...!
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Yeah it has been ... round and round in circles! :( Darkestar Holdings www.darkestar.com |
It's probably folder permissions or your cron job isn't set up properly http://towtalk.net ... Hosted by Zarconia.net! |
Sounds like cron job problem to me.
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Please explain what i must do to setup the cron job ... guys!! Darkestar Holdings www.darkestar.com |
The cron job should be able to be setup using cpanal. The cron command would look like this.
cd /home/yourname/public_html/sitehome/periodic; /usr/bin/php -q cron.php
Setup to run every minute.
Green is the full server path to the periodic folder of your dolphin install.
Blue is the path to the PHP interpreter. The current path is correct for most dedicated servers running centos or redhat.
You just need to make sure both of those are correct, and it should work.
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what is the difference between yours and /usr/bin/php -c /home/yourname/public_html/php.ini -q /home/yourname/public_html/periodic/cron.php Darkestar Holdings www.darkestar.com |
They are similar, both should work. The one you specified also passes a php.ini config to the interpreter. It's just another way of doing it. Which is necessary in some cases depending on how the host has the server configured.
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The cron job should be able to be setup using cpanal. The cron command would look like this.
cd /home/yourname/public_html/sitehome/periodic; /usr/bin/php -q cron.php
Setup to run every minute.
Green is the full server path to the periodic folder of your dolphin install.
Blue is the path to the PHP interpreter. The current path is correct for most dedicated servers running centos or redhat.
You just need to make sure both of those are correct, and it should work.
With the current state of things, I wouldn't set the cron to run every minute. Every 5 minutes will suffice and help you keep your available resources, ... available. lol
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Most of my Dolphin sites are running under Plesk on Debian servers.
This path seems to work for me.
/usr/bin/php -q /var/www/vhosts/<site-name>/httpdocs/<folder-that-dolphin-is-installed>/periodic/cron.php
Every 5 mins is fine.
Mind you I do have 1 question. What's the ideal CHMOD permission to set cron.php at?
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as this post references a dedicated server, there should be no need for a instantiation of -c which is a call to copy or call the local php.ini. this would infer that your global ini has different settings and if the machine is running dedicated as stipulated, there should be no need for that.
Regards,
DosDawg
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which OS are you using??
when you install dolphin by default it gives Cron job code.
if you have all the Technical Requirements (http://www.boonex.com/trac/dolphin/wiki/DolTech) Dolphin would work perfectly.
it takes only 5-10 minutes to install.
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