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krispcbc

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  1. The ads server files are all on a gluster disk so yes the permissions are all the same, and all the webservers and php-fpm are www for both owner and group, it's just a very odd random occurance, it only happens on login.  Maybe the new version just released solves this.  I will patch and update after.

  2. We recently upgraded our servers as well as installed the latest nginx/php7/mysql5.7.   From time to time when I first login to the ads server I will get a message at the top that says "Error:  File permission error detected.  These may impact accurate deliver of your ads, See the debug.log file for the list of unwritable files"   I review the debug.log and see things like this "May 31 15:02:35 -0700 OX-592f3d7a92fb0 [     info]  Unwritable file /var/cache/deliverycache_tmp_ex9qk2"    when I look up the file it has a size of zero and is owned by www:www.   The server and php-fpm both run as www.  I have both var and cache set as chmod 1777 and both are owned by www:www.  I don't understand what is going wrong or why this occurs.  Please help.

  3. In December we upgraded to php7, and in April we upgraded to mysql-5.7, we also now have the ads server as an https with a certificate and the machine has ipv6 enabled.   Now when we login into the revive ads server we have a delayed login time,  after reviewing the debug log we found errors like this "Jun 01 09:26:54 -0700 OX-5930404e6f364 [  warning]  mysqli_query(): (42000/3057): Incorrect user-level lock name 'OA_auth.xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx.xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx'."  per some research it appears to be caused by mysql 5.7 the get_lock() maximum length of 64 characters is being exceeded.  How can I work around this so I can login and not get this error?

  4. In the upgrade instructions, http://www.revive-adserver.com/support/upgrading/ , in step 5 we set those folders to world writable, at the conclusion of the instructions we are instructed to change our var/site.conf file to 644 but we don't have any instructions on what our permissions should be for the 4 folders we changed in step 5.  Just asking for clarification, I don't like leaving web folders 777 generally.  Thanks

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