I’m happy to see this

PrestaShop + modules IA

https://www.prestashop.com

Magento

https://developer.adobe.com/open/magento

@Sampo2910 search the forum here for ogproxy which is the client side version of that plugin I wrote.

It’s in use here on this forum.

@phenomlab said:

@Madchatthew ouch. Sounds nasty. Did you get to the bottom of why it happened?

I believe it is due to not everything getting upgraded because i wasn’t checking on the different packages I had installed from the AUR. Then when I ran yay it was like, hey would you like to update all of these things that you haven’t updated in months, perhaps years or ever for that matter and I was like yes please

If you don’t have yay there are no notifications that you need more updates than what you realize. Chrome was staying updated because it would give me a notification, but there was the nvidia package that needed to be upgraded as well and I had never upgraded it. I didn’t realize it and should have. Then some of those packages use cmake and that needed to be updated as well. So using yay is beneficial to make sure you get all the updates you need.

I have an update regarding this. They both said that they are getting used to navigating Fedora and that it is working great for them so far. They said there is still a bit of a learning curve they are going through but overall happy.

@phenomlab said:

@DownPW thanks for spotting (and fixing) this issue. I admittedly threw this together quickly for @jac some time ago, and it hasn’t had any love since. If OK with you, I’ll merge these changes into the github repository?

No problem dude

@baris said:

You should change your selectors so it doesn’t look at the entire document. You probably only want to apply fancybox to stuff inside the #content element which is what changes when the user navigates around the page. So use $('#content a').... for your selectors then the forum logo in the header won’t be selected.

I modified the JS Fancybox code now and this code and it seem better

// ---------------------------------------------
// Fancybox Media Reader (Without Website Logo)
// ---------------------------------------------

if (top.location.pathname !== '/login') {
    $(window).on('action:posts.loaded', function(data) {
        console.log("Polling DOM for lazyLoaded images to apply Fancybox");
        $(document).ready(function() {
            $('#content a').not('.forum-logo').not(".avatar").not(".emoji").not(".bmac-noanimate").each(function() {
                $('#content a[href*=".jpg"], #content a[href*=".jpeg"], #content a[href*=".png"], #content a[href*=".gif"], #content a[href*=".webp"]').addClass("noanimate");
            });
        });
    });
}

if (top.location.pathname !== '/login') {
    $(document).ready(function() {
        $(window).on('action:ajaxify.end', function(data) {
            $('#content a').not('.logo').not(".avatar").not(".emoji").not(".bmac-noanimate").each(function() {
                $('#content a[href*=".jpg"], #content a[href*=".jpeg"], #content a[href*=".png"], #content a[href*=".gif"], #content a[href*=".webp"]').addClass("noanimate");
                data.preventDefault()
                // Strip out the images contained inside blockquotes as this looks nasty :)
                $('#content blockquote img').remove();
            });
            Fancybox.bind(
                '#content a[href*=".jpg"], #content a[href*=".jpeg"], #content a[href*=".png"], #content a[href*=".gif"], #content a[href*=".webp"]',
                {
                    groupAll: true,
                }
            );
        });
    });
}

// Chat fancybox - fires when chat module loaded and AJAX calls new chat
$(document).ready(function() {
    $(window).on('action:chat.loaded', function(data) {
        // >>> Se limiter au contenu principal uniquement <<<
        $('#content img').not('.forum-logo').not(".avatar").not(".emoji").not(".bmac-noanimate").each(function() {
            var newHref = $(this).attr("src");
            $(this).wrap("<a class='fancybox' href='" + newHref + "'/>");
            $('#content a[href*=".jpg"], #content a[href*=".jpeg"], #content a[href*=".png"], #content a[href*=".gif"], #content a[href*=".webp"]').addClass("noanimate");
            data.preventDefault();
            // Strip out the images contained inside blockquotes as this looks nasty :)
            $('#content blockquote img').remove();
        });
        Fancybox.bind(
            '#content a[href*=".jpg"], #content a[href*=".jpeg"], #content a[href*=".png"], #content a[href*=".gif"], #content a[href*=".webp"]',
            {
                groupAll: true,
            }
        );
    });
});

For the logo, I must use overflow: visible !important; on [component="brand/logo"]

/* --- Logo --- */
[component="brand/logo"] {
  max-height: 50px;
  width: auto;
  height: auto;
  max-width: 100%;     
  display: block;
  object-fit: contain;  
  object-position: left center;
  overflow: visible !important;
}

Better result !!

@phenomlab said:

If you bypass or disable cloudflare, does the problem subside?

I will test that tonight.

I have create waf rules on CF and page rule for ignore socket.io…

Here’s another… Google busy again!

https://www.theverge.com/tech/870056/google-cellular-data-lawsuit-settlement

I have another update for reflector that I just figured out.

You will want to edit the following file and add details to make sure that every time it updates the mirror list, it is grabbing them from your country and I grab 10 and sort them by rate. This will ensure that your mirrorlist isn’t getting populated with links from other countries which can slow down you downloads.

sudo nano /etc/xdg/reflector/reflector.conf

This is what the file looks like.

# Reflector configuration file for the systemd service.
#
# Empty lines and lines beginning with "#" are ignored.  All other lines should
# contain valid reflector command-line arguments. The lines are parsed with
# Python's shlex modules so standard shell syntax should work. All arguments are
# collected into a single argument list.
#
# See "reflector --help" for details.

# Recommended Options

# Set the output path where the mirrorlist will be saved (--save).
--save /etc/pacman.d/mirrorlist

# Select the transfer protocol (--protocol).
--protocol https

# Select the country (--country).
# Consult the list of available countries with "reflector --list-countries" and
# select the countries nearest to you or the ones that you trust. For example:
--country US

# Use only the  most recently synchronized mirrors (--latest).
--latest 10

# Sort the mirrors by synchronization time (--sort).
--sort rate

Here are the different flag options that you can change or add to this file. I found this on google by searching arch linux reflector flags.

Filtering Options (What to find)

--country <CODE/Name>: Selects mirrors from specific countries (e.g., US, France,Germany). Use {Link: reflector --list-countries https://archlinux.org/mirrors/status/}, for a full list.

--protocol <http|https>: Filters for HTTP or HTTPS mirrors.

--age <hours>: Only includes mirrors synced within the last X hours (e.g., --age 12).

--delay <hours>: Limits to mirrors with a reported sync delay of X hours or less (e.g., 

--delay 0.25 for 15 mins).

--latest <N>: Limits results to the top N newest mirrors. 
Sorting Options (How to order)

--sort rate: Sorts by download speed (requires testing, can be slow).

--sort age: Sorts by most recently synced.

--sort score: Sorts by overall score.

--sort country: Sorts by country, useful with multiple countries. 

Output Options (Where to put it)

--save <path>: Writes the filtered/sorted list to a file (e.g., /etc/pacman.d/mirrorlist).

--verbose or -v: Shows detailed progress and mirror info. 

@Onix said in Email Server Settings:

If anyone has long-term experience with self-hosted SMTP + DNS set-ups that remain stable, would be great to hear which configurations worked best.

I can help with this

@Madchatthew yeah, I’ve seen these posts all over LinkedIn

@DownPW I haven’t tried either of those, I am sure they run fast as well. Linux is so versatile it is awesome!

@phenomlab or Challenge Accepted haha

@DownPW of course. As I mentioned in the first post, Sudonix isn’t going anywhere. It’ll continue to be free as it always has been.

@Muhammad-Abdan-Farooqui Welcome!

i’m currently using (and recommend) Bitdefender. For my sins, I’m using Windows, but need this for teams and Office365 integration (otherwise I’d always choose Linux).

Have you looked at the Bitdefender product for MAC?

https://www.bitdefender.com/en-gb/consumer/antivirus-for-mac

@cagatay That is quite the jump as importers from one forum platform to another are notoriously unreliable and could land up being quite costly if it requires managed services.

@Madchatthew I can’t see it happening either to be honest. It’s one of the most mature programming languages there is, and given the figures, it’s clear to see is not going anywhere anytime soon.

@DownPW said in From VPN to Spyware: The FreeVPN.One Chronicles:

With rare exceptions, if it’s free, either you’re the product or it’s no good

Yeah, you got that right!

@Vijay-Kumavat Yes, both are well documented here if you search the forum.