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andrewatfornax

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  1. How long did you wait before testing to see if the changes worked? You may need to wait up to 1h 20 minutes - 1h for next maintenance run, and 20 minutes for cache files to expire (by default).
  2. So, the "could not acquire lock" message at the end if maintenance trying to run, and finding that it's already running. Are you using scheduled maintenance? http://documentation.revive-adserver.com/display/DOCS/Running+Maintenance
  3. The following may be of help: http://www.reviveconsultant.com/articles/what-to-do-when-you-suspect-your-openx-source-system-has-been-hacked/
  4. There will not be a workaround, unfortunately. The function is required by Revive Adserver. If your hosting provider won't allow it to be enabled, then you can't run Revive Adserver there, and will have to host it elsewhere. Sorry!
  5. No, iframe invocation isn't blocking. There are some things that iframe invocation can't do, however. A comparison of the different tags is documented over on the docs site! http://documentation.revive-adserver.com/display/DOCS/Invocation+code%3A+Zone+level
  6. What type of Revive Banner, and what type of Revive invocation code?
  7. Like this? http://documentation.revive-adserver.com/display/DOCS/Invocation+code%3A+Zone+level
  8. Sorry, no plugin documentation online yet. I work on updating documentation over at the docs site whenever I have time!
  9. Unfortunately, core Revive Adserver does not log geo data for impressions any more - it was a tradeoff made in the OpenX days that this was worth it for the performance improvement of using the data_bkt_ tables for logging.
  10. It means that for 75% of requests, the delivery engine will (if you ignored all limitations) pick that banner from the remnant campaign. It is common for contract campaigns to under-deliver when you have limitations set, because the deliver engine just says, hey, to do the impressions you want, I only need to pick the banner 25% of the time.... And it does so, but then has to discard some of those impressions when the limitations block the banner, and it has to fall back to another one. You could try: - Reducing the limitations used; or - Using the deliberate over-delivery feature
  11. There's a comparison of the different tag types in the documentation: http://documentation.revive-adserver.com/display/DOCS/Invocation+code%3A+Zone+level
  12. You'll need to run separate campaigns to do that (easily).
  13. Anyone tried using the deliberate overdelivery option that was introduced in 3.1? http://documentation.revive-adserver.com/display/DOCS/Maintenance+Settings
  14. Probably better to use an HTML banner type, and put the HTML in the banner, and then adjust that to point to the required other media?
  15. That's a question for an experienced systems administrator, sorry - not something we can really answer here with so little information.
  16. The problem is that your PHP function set_time_limit() has been disabled. Revive Adserver won't run without this. You need to edit your php.ini file and re-enable it. The location of your php.ini file depends on your operating system and PHP installation directory. Sorry, but that's not really something we can help with.
  17. You can't - not without a 3rd party plugin. It was a decision made back in the OpenX days to sacrifice data for speed. I have a feeling that http://www.adserverplugins.com/ offer something that does this, but I may be totally mistaken! Take a look and see?
  18. Is it because the campaign is limited to 0 impressions both in total and per session? Try removing that limit, and going to unlimited?
  19. Yes, I think there were some language strings missing in 3.2.0 - take a look on Github at the 3.2.1 milestone, you may see the issue already reported and fixed?
  20. There are some known issues in 3.2.0, and we're expecting a patch soon.
  21. Totally agree that simpler support for joining ad exchanges in Revive would be an excellent feature. A massive one to implement, but excellent :-)
  22. Totally agree! C'mon down, Joomla developers, and get coding :-)
  23. Can you create a simple php info page that works on this server? It would appear that the webserver is not enabled for PHP support - or it's using an older version?
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