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(@anonymous20)
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@trailscotland

Is your DEBUG.LOG empty (after enabling debug to a log) ?

Is that clean ?

Also as Robert asked, tell us how PHP memory you have allocated, PHP & Mysql version (or type).

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Yes the debug log is empty and says there are no errors in the database. My sql version is 5.5.5, php version 7.1.30 and php memory limit is 2568m. I can give you access to my site so you can look into this properly. The forum has worked fine for the last year so I don't think its my host.

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Posted by: @trailscotland

Yes the debug log is empty and says there are no errors in the database. My sql version is 5.5.5, php version 7.1.30 and php memory limit is 2568m. I can give you access to my site so you can look into this properly. The forum has worked fine for the last year so I don't think its my host.

Could that be a problem ?

To run wpForo we recommend your host supports

MySQL version 5.6 or greater

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If that's the problem how come its worked perfectly for a year on the same host? 

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Posted by: @trailscotland

If that's the problem how come its worked perfectly for a year on the same host? 

I have no idea, just seeing here several people having strange things happening with 5.5.

 

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Still not been able to fix this issue. My host provided me with this info with regards to mysql version - Server version: 10.2.25-MariaDB-log - MariaDB Server

The versions of MariaDB are identical to MySQL through version 5.5. It offers all of the MySQL 5.5 features. After version 5.5, MariaDB versions start at 10. This is to indicate that not all of the features from MySQL will be imported. The current stable release of MariaDB is 10.2

They also said the database is using InnoDB

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Posted by: @trailscotland

Still not been able to fix this issue. My host provided me with this info with regards to mysql version - Server version: 10.2.25-MariaDB-log - MariaDB Server

The versions of MariaDB are identical to MySQL through version 5.5. It offers all of the MySQL 5.5 features. After version 5.5, MariaDB versions start at 10. This is to indicate that not all of the features from MySQL will be imported. The current stable release of MariaDB is 10.2

They also said the database is using InnoDB

 

I'm also using 10.1.41-MariaDB-cll-lve server with zero problens, so this is not the source of your problem.

 

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thanks for your reply but it would be good to get a reply from some official support

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The version of database is important. Anonymous20 is mentioned correct information. We recommend minimum version 5.6. In any case, it would be better if we login and investigate this issue from Dashboard. Please contact us via support[at]gvectors.com email address and provide with admin login details. We'll help to find some solution for your hosting service.

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