Ian

Which version are you using?

You could investigate your web server logs on what is going wrong

mod_security ?

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mobile_location_analytics But, no ?

could you please be more specific? why would an FQDN end with a question mark?

I'm not here to flame anyone, I can recommend the plugin creator I stated earlier in the message you've quoted me in.

The "revive adserver mod website" is not affiliated with Revive Adserver in any way.

Login as system administrator Go to http://rsv.londynek.net/rserver/www/admin/account-settings-user-interface.php Tick Force SSL Access on User Interface Click save.

In an earlier post I mentioned a party you can trust. Try them.

Seems indeed your hosting provider blocks it.

You need the same FQDN for all instances in the loadbalancer pool. data-revive-id is a hash of the hostname tags are served from, if it doesn't match, no data gets served.

does your mysql log any errors ?

Hi Matteo, Please refer to https://www.revive-adserver.com/support/upgrading/ You should be good if you follow the steps ! cheers

Get it https too.

No, but i think you can try to get your particular installation certified.

I think the only one who can give you a clear answer on this is Google.

No worries!

Yes that will work just fine. You can also put it in www/api ?

yes

try here https://invisioncommunity.com/forums/ ?

No worries ?

This is the Revive Adserver community, not the Invision community. You're on the complete wrong forum, not just topic ?

I'm sorry, but that does not seem to have anything to do with Revive Adserver on first sight.

I have good experiences with the 7.0.x version of PHP

Too be honest, I can't recall, Revive 3.2 might still work, but you'd have to test that. I would recommend to run Revive Adserver on a (different) server with a newer PHP version.