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[Surfcrest]

Yes, if you can hang on we'll try to up the limit. I know we were able to do it on the test Forum, so it is possible.

Surfcrest

[loke]

I liked the old forum better , the colors , design etc. Progress? I don't know.

[Moses]

I liked the old forum better , the colors , design etc. Progress? I don't know.

It has been just necessary: the old software was not secured against hacks - developers abandoned it few years ago.

[Smiles]

I liked the old forum better , the colors , design etc. Progress? I don't know.

Loke I understand what you are saying. At first I thought changing to an entirely new board might perhaps not be the best idea ... especially when the Damocles sword hanging over the whole concept might well mean the loss of many loyal and important members.

Still not sure whether that gloomy event will or will not happen, but ... you really should give the New Look a chance.
After some screwing around with the joint I must say that it really is an easy board to navigate. If you're anything like me, I'm no fan of huge piles of new features most of which I will never use. But if you want it simple and un-complicated this new board can accomodate you with no problem. A small amount of tweeking to suit your desires are pretty easy to accomplish, and after that the place really does look like the old phpBB system. Not 100% but fairly close.
I like a board which is technically simple and does not annoy me, and the Mods stay hidden behind the trees. I would guess most folks think that way as well.

[cdnmatt]

Moses, just fyi... increase the session length. Not sure what vBulletin allows, but if possible, allow session length for as long as the browser is open. Otherwise, I can basically promise you'll begin getting complaints from other users. I just logged in, typed up a post, and upon submitting was already logged out due to the session length.

[Moses]

Moses, just fyi... increase the session length. Not sure what vBulletin allows, but if possible, allow session length for as long as the browser is open. Otherwise, I can basically promise you'll begin getting complaints from other users. I just logged in, typed up a post, and upon submitting was already logged out due to the session length.

Thank you!

In fact it is 24 hours, but in case of inactivity user must to login again in 20 minutes: it is security option for users who use public computers from hotels or internet-cafe: it will be hard to hijack their profiles and take under control their accounts. I can increase that time, but we can face with stealing of accounts then.

[cdnmatt]

Up to you.

But yeah, I know how fun the game of user-friendliness vs. security is. I tend to piss all my clients off with the security measures I put in place.

[Smiles]

20 minutes to time-out is ridiculous. Cndmatt's prediction comes true: I'm the first, but not the last, to whine.

[Surfcrest]

Moses, just fyi... increase the session length. Not sure what vBulletin allows, but if possible, allow session length for as long as the browser is open. Otherwise, I can basically promise you'll begin getting complaints from other users. I just logged in, typed up a post, and upon submitting was already logged out due to the session length.

I'll see what I can do.

Surfcrest