Matteo Beccati

If you have HTML banners containing http:// urls, then Revive Adserver won't serve them over SSL to avoid browser error messages. Please fix your banners, wait for the delivery cache to expire (or clean it up manually), then retry.

@dudup - about 500 errors, your error log should point you in the right direction.
 
Also heve a look at this: http://www.reviveconsultant.com/articles/single-page-call-advanced-mplementation/

Stay tuned

Hi Richard,
 
a feature request issue on github, even better a pull request. Of course with all the info on why it is required etc.
 
 
Cheers

If you have HTML banners containing http:// urls, then Revive Adserver won't serve them over SSL to avoid browser error messages. Please fix your banners, wait for the delivery cache to expire (or clean it up manually), then retry.

Here some intro to begin your plugin
 
https://github.com/rhapsodyv/revive-plugins-doc

A few years after my initial investigations I've been finally able to understand what was wrong. I'll commit a fix shortly. Thanks for the persistence

The cookies are sent when the impression beacon is loaded, but my experience was that the Flash video player in use didn't actually set them.

I'm afraid your instance has been compromised. I've seen a similar screen 1-2 years ago.

It appears your operation interval is 5 minutes. That's a pretty bad idea and I would suggest to revert back to 1hr.
 
In the tables above one can easily see that the ad was requested to deliver only ~15 imps every 5 minutes. If the zone gets let's say 1000 imps during that 5 minutes, serving twice as much (30) would be a 1.5% error which would be normally considered very good. A more than likely 5% error rate would mean serving 65 imps for that ad in that zone every 5 minutes, four times more than what it was expected to get. And you're ending up with the system trying to turn the banner on and off and misbehaving.
 
Operation Interval aside, the target for the banner might be anyway too small for Revive to accurately hit it on a high traffic zone.

Yes. The backdoor you are talking about was fixed by OpenX Inc itself.

Step:
 
Download a fresh copy of Revive Adserver 3.0.2
Unzip it on your PC/Mac
Go to the plugins page
Click "Browse"
When the file section window pops up go to the folder where you unpacked Revive, then etc/plugins
Select the first one
Click "Install"
 
Repeat until you've installed all of them

Sorry, I must have missed that you were talking about managers. Please try to have a look at www/admin/account-preferences-campaign-email-reports.php then.