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VDigital · 2009-10-11 22:24:53

Due to Piwigo AutoUpgrade plugin, we observed a general blocking of website admin access.

So the function is fetchRemote located in ./admin/include/functions.php

// After 3 redirections, return false
if ($step > 3) return false;

But not only...
Save time() and for 15 minutes at least return false on all requests.

P@t · 2009-10-11 22:52:11

I think that autoupgrade request don't affect piwigo server...
Server was down sometimes before, and there is no more problem now.

Last edited by P@t (2009-10-11 23:03:29)

VDigital · 2009-10-11 22:58:45

I didn't say that Piwigo AutoUpgrade is responsible of Piwigo website problem.
I said because Piwigo website was blocked, we could NOT access to our admin.
And I suggested to reduce tests.

plg is not able to count failed accesses when piwigo website is down.

P@t · 2009-10-11 23:01:45

VDigital wrote:
English??? ;-)

sorry, I thought we were on private forum...

VDigital wrote:
I didn't say that Piwigo AutoUpgrade is responsible of Piwigo website problem.
I said because Piwigo website was blocked, we could NOT access to our admin.
And I suggested to reduce tests.

Ok! I understand now! I will have a look...

P@t · 2009-10-13 23:12:47

Bug corrected in revision 2.0.g.
I added a timeout of 1 second for retrieving last version number on piwigo server.
There will be two attempts (one with cURL functions, and one with file_get_contents), so, main admin page will be slower for 2 seconds if piwigo server is down...

ddtddt · 2009-10-13 23:18:13

P@t wrote:
Bug corrected in revision 2.0.g.
I added a timeout of 1 second for retrieving last version number on piwigo server.
There will be two attempts (one with cURL functions, and one with file_get_contents), so, main admin page will be slower for 2 seconds if piwigo server is down...

MP :-)

VDigital · 2009-10-13 23:33:33

Thx. I owe you a beer.

plg · 2009-10-14 00:54:01

Thank you P@t.

VDigital, when you call me by phone this week-end, I thought you were saying that piwigo.org was down because "Piwigo Auto Upgrade" was performing too many HTTP requests on it (and my opinion meets P@t's opinion : I don't think so).

VDigital · 2009-10-14 08:06:29

plg,

Absolutely true but... I just forgot to refer to our galleries admin access was blocked too.
And by pushing the logic forward P@t found a solution.

Next Piwigo.org frost, don't forget to test your private admin access.

Anyway my phone call was useful to understand the linked cause.

plg · 2009-10-14 08:14:54

VDigital wrote:
Next Piwigo.org frost, don't forget to test your private admin access.

OK, I'll check it (with the old and new version of the [extension by P@t] Piwigo Auto Upgrade).

VDigital wrote:
Anyway my phone call was useful to understand the linked cause.

Of course it was, thank you for calling me :-)

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#1 2009-10-11 22:24:53

Admin access are blocked during Piwigo website frostings

#2 2009-10-11 22:52:11

Re: Admin access are blocked during Piwigo website frostings

#3 2009-10-11 22:58:45

Re: Admin access are blocked during Piwigo website frostings

#4 2009-10-11 23:01:45

Re: Admin access are blocked during Piwigo website frostings

VDigital wrote:

VDigital wrote:

#5 2009-10-13 23:12:47

Re: Admin access are blocked during Piwigo website frostings

#6 2009-10-13 23:18:13

Re: Admin access are blocked during Piwigo website frostings

P@t wrote:

#7 2009-10-13 23:33:33

Re: Admin access are blocked during Piwigo website frostings

#8 2009-10-14 00:54:01

Re: Admin access are blocked during Piwigo website frostings

#9 2009-10-14 08:06:29

Re: Admin access are blocked during Piwigo website frostings

#10 2009-10-14 08:14:54

Re: Admin access are blocked during Piwigo website frostings

VDigital wrote:

VDigital wrote:

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