Erik Geurts

Hi Gary,
We are glad to introduce ourself at this time to you !
We ReviveAdserverMod, are into the Adserver development field from past 9 years and we have developed numerous mods based on targeting features as well as the reporting sections on Revive Adserver. Our plugins are used by the clients all across the globe.
We also do consulting for people who were facing issues with their revive Adserver. you can check the below link for content targeting plugin on Revive Adserver which we have developed already.
http://www.reviveadservermod.com/keyword-targeting-with-content-optimization 
http://www.reviveadservermod.com/content-optimization 

You can reach us on skype for a quick discussion.
Skype name : djaxadserver

Regards
Arun Krishnan

Not very patient, are you? You seem to be missing the point that this is a community project.
See http://www.reviveconsultant.com/articles/can-revive-adserver-do-geotargeting/

Those tables are around from about a decade ago, but the software doesn't actually use them anymore. They will never contain data.
If I remember correctly, you asked me that via the contact form of my site, and that's what I already replied to you directly last week.

bump

I see...sounds by the silence to be SOL :(

Have you checked those files against the original v3.2.2 distribution files that can be downloaded from https://www.revive-adserver.com/download/ ?

If you want to use "is equal to", you need to paste in the full URL, so even the http:// part.
I would recommend using 'contains' however, much easier, and also works on partial URL.

Your installation appears to have been hacked. Whatever you do, do NOT enter a password there.

Hi Richard,
Thanks for the suggestion. We tried that already, but the bots out there are much more sophisticated these days, they crack those things in a matter of milli seconds.
You might have noticed today that the volume of spam has decreased. That's because a measure has been implemented to prevent spam in a slightly more sophisticated way. I'm sure you understand why I can't say anything about what was done, but it does seem to have the desired effect. Fingers crossed!
Cheers, Erik

Good point, @renta. It's important that you use the correct domain that works with the Revive Adserver setup.
Reading http://documentation.revive-adserver.com/display/DOCS/Managing+Configuration+Files may help understand how things work.

Can not access Revive Adserver. 
With OPcache on.
http://newrevive.tklist.us/
Fatal error: Cannot redeclare _PEAR_call_destructors() (previously declared in /home/tklist5/public_html/TKList.us/NewRevive/lib/pear/PEAR.php:770) in /usr/lib/php/PEAR.php on line 777

You will have to ask either your customer or AdForm where to add the {clickurl} macro.

The reason is that Juicyads tags don't support third party click tracking. Contact them to inquire about their options for it.

These are 'core dumps', meaning your server crashed while doing something. Check with your sysadmin.

There is a "help" link and a "support" link. The Support link can be configured entirely to your liking in the User Interface settings. The help link/button can't be customized.

The most common route, as I've seen it, is a rather non-technical one: people have had their passwords compromised because they were easy to guess.

We have a hosting platform that's capable of displaying billions of impressions per month. The architecture of the platform, albeit in a slightly simplified drawing, can be found here: http://www.reviveservers.com/revive-adserver-hosting/revive-adserver-hosting-platform-and-technology/
 
It's virtually impossible to describe in a few sentences what we've done to achieve this. I would not recommend storing banner images in the database, that doesn't scale very well. Also, we have a plugin (not free) that does the caching and logging using Redis (in memory) instead of in the database, and this is one of the key factors to achieve huge volumes at reasonable hardware costs.

You wrote:
However, in reality you'll have to make one for each city and string them together with an OR. I'd recommend using a targeting channel to make that easier to manage.

See https://github.com/revive-adserver/revive-adserver/issues/597

Sorry for my comment, I htought I was being funny but after reading it did not come out that way. I remvoed it. I was prlobably mad that I could not afford it or something, Sorry Richard Foley.

Please have a look at the upgrade instructions at http://www.revive-adserver.com/support/upgrading/ and this blog post at http://www.revive-adserver.com/blog/enabling-revive-adserver-plugins-after-upgrading-to-version-3-0-0/

We've compiled and published a page of instructions and tips for using Google AdSense tags in Revive Adserver.
 
Please see Using Google AdSense with Revive Adserver on the main website.

Looks like a problem with your server, not so much with Revive Adserver.

The term cb means cache buster. The value of the cb parameter is intended to be randomized so that browsers don't run it from their cache. It is not something that will be stored anywhere.

This is a known issue https://github.com/revive-adserver/revive-adserver/issues/549 which will be fixed in the upcoming release v3.2.1.