Re: Automatic logout on load balanced servers [ Started by TBlaar in General support : 3 replies ]
Unfortunately, no.
You'd have to write this yourself (or get a 3rd-party dev to do it).
It's very doable, though.
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Unfortunately, no.
You'd have to write this yourself (or get a 3rd-party dev to do it).
It's very doable, though.
hi @TBlaar,
you're probably the first to run jobberbase on a load balanced setup! for sure the first I know of.
the best way to solve this is to store session data in the database itself, and PHP is pretty flexible in this regard -- it allows you to customize session handling (write/read/storage).
Fantastic news, Evert, *wonderful* to have you back!
hello at jobberbase dot com
Hi @ardian,
It seems that there was a misunderstanding and there isn't a 1-click jobberbase installer, *yet*.
However, jobberbase can be installed for you on your new account if you create a support ticket with this request.
I've just installed jobberbase on a new domain and on a new hosting account, and it took about 5 minutes (uploading the files took the most). Arvixe is, indeed, a *great* place to host jobberBase! :)
Hi @ardian,
I've contacted Arvixe about this problem and I've also created a new account with them, just to confirm how easy (or not) it is to set up jobberbase there.
The partnership with Arvixe is new for us (about a week old) and we haven't tested everything, yet -- as we should have done before promoting them.
I'm sorry for your trouble, but we'll do our best to make it right.
quite a bit of work to do that, I'm afraid.
may I ask: why?
Hi Dirk,
While we do have a roadmap -- http://wiki.jobberbase.com/jobberbase-dev/roadmap -- we don't have an exact dev calendar at this moment cause (human) resources are tight.
What are you most interested in?
Hi dominick,
Sorry for the late reply, but I hope this will answer your questions.
A "(paid) addon" is basically custom work done for your site by a 3rd-party developer. Some, like http://www.redjumpsuit.net have the addons available for purchase and they are easy to integrate. Those addons, though, are for version 1.8 and not 1.9.1, the latest.
Regarding your particular items:
- Employer account and login (Job seeker)
Only available as addon or custom development.
- Company login (Job poster)
Only available as addon or custom development.
- Require manual admin approval on every job listing
On by default in the main package.
- Pay via paypal for placing job listing
Only available as addon or custom development.
- Pay for spotlight
Only available as addon or custom development.
- Extend listing
I don't understand what you mean by this.
- Get notification when listing expires
Only available as addon or custom development.
- Send notification to admin when listing is flagged.
O …
This makes me happy :).
Thanks for taking the time, Jillian!
Hi Robert,
The link is http://www.jobberbase.com/demo/widgets/ but you also get this in the download.
Feel free to ask any questions when you estimate the effort and time needed to accomplish what you need.
Hi RW,
jobberBase is a job board where recruiters manually publish job ads. It's not a job aggregator (like http://www.job-job.co.uk/).
jobberBase has an API that allows any site (by default) to access its data. The data is returned either as xml or as a javascript embeddable widget.
Some examples:
http://www.jobber.ro/api/api.php?action=getJobs&type=0&category=0&count=20&random=1&days_behind=100&response=js
http://www.jobber.ro/api/api.php?action=getJobs&type=0&category=0&count=20&random=1&days_behind=100&response=xml
You can find out more about this at http://www.jobberbase.com/demo/widgets.
Since the data returned as xml only contains titles and urls, you might need/want to extend the code to return more info. Easy to do.
'prefix' should match a part of your actual domain name. in this case, I recommend you set:
'prefix' => 'tatesjourney.com'
could be.
replace $__instances['http://www.growmoney.in/job/'] with $__instances['live']. or with any alpha-numeric string (no /, : etc.)
This error seems to be about the 'db_port' parameter in config.envs.php. Make sure it's not defined as a string, but as an integer:
'db_port' => 3306 (instead of 'db_port' => '3306')
Hi sunny,
have you consulted the install guide here: http://wiki.jobberbase.com/install/guide-for-iis?
Wow, I love it!
Is it based on version 1.9 or 1.9.1?
Would you be interested in embedding it in the downloadable open-source app?
Nice!
[url=http://www.jobberbase.com]jobberBase[/url] is an open-source jobboard software/platform and I don't think your site is running on it.
This forum is where we talk about jobberBase, it's not a generic tech forum.
However, if you're interested in working with a talented team of developers, drop me an email at filipcte[at]gmail[dot]com and I'll get you in touch with them.
Hi, John,
The latest versions of jobberBase allow you to set meta tags and page titles directly from the admin panel and you don't need to mess with the code, at all.
What version are you running now?
[update]
We've released version 1.9.1 as a bugfix release, so all future downloads are safe now.
--
Hi guys,
We discovered a potential security breach in the jobberBase codebase, which would allow an attacker to mess with the database.
This affects versions 1.9, 1.8 and possibly 1.7.
Therefore, if you run a jobberBase site, we ask that you send us an email to hello@jobberbase.com, tell us your site's URL and prove that you own it. Then, we'll tell you what the problem is and offer you several ways to fix it.
We've chosen to tackle this problem like this because it's quite sensitive -- a public announcement of the issue could have negative effects on jobberBase-powered sites.
Thank you for your understanding!
Hi Alexander,
thank you for your feedback, we really appreciate it!
fyi, #6 and #7 are almost done for the next version.
and we will fix #1 - #5 too.
as for #8, that would only be an issue on a big site, with huge traffic. we like the benefit of full text search of myisam and don't see the need to use innodb.
but feel free to convert tables to innodb on your site! :)
http://wiki.jobberbase.com/
hi buzz,
the default password *is* admin. if it didn't work, it means something else is wrong there.
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