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I have experienced this happening, when there is some issue creating new session-files on the server. It could for example be caused by low disk-space or some permission-issues.

Hello, I get "internal server error" when clicking on edit pages for all pages in the back-end. Tracy gives me this error: "Missing format specifier". We use PW 3.0.217 on PHP 8.0. Any idea what might be causing this?

Found it! - it is php 8.1.

Thank you for building this module. What is the minimum required php version?

Thanks for the reply. Yes, I agree. I find it a bit hard to find use-cases for unpublished pages, and also most often end with creating an additional boolean status-field.

When building various templates such as webpages (or something else), do you usually add an additional boolean-field to be able to toggle the page to be "active" or not? Or do you just use the built-in "Publish/Unpublish" status-field to control if the page should be active/visible? I know it depends on the use-case, so this question is meant in general-terms best-practices how to use the status-field.

Thanks. Is paying you to develop this feature an option?

It would be awesome, if you could see it the stats, when a log is created because of a 404.

I would love to use this module on one of my website, which is unfortunately still running PHP 7.4. I can see that minimum requirement is PHP ver. 8. I guess this is because of Latte 3. Will I be able to tweak the module to use Latte 2 and PHP 7.4, or will I be hit by an avalanche of challenges?

Thank you for the reply. If the "wire"-folder did not have to be accessible from public, then it would perhaps make sense to split the installation-process of "wire" and "site" into two steps. The first step could be handle by composer, while I am not so sure how to best handle the latter...

I guess it could be a solution if composer require processwire/processwire only installed the wire-folder it the vendor-directory. While the installation/setup of the site-folder was a separate package. It is my impression that @teppo uses composer a lot. Teppo, what do you think?

Thanks for the tip about composer scripts, that might come handy when setting up new processwire-installations. The docs mention: composer require processwire/processwire as a possible installation method: https://processwire.com/docs/start/install/new/#installation-with-composer-and-packagist But I guess that is not feasible...

@wbmnfktr thanks, I am aware of that. My question meant to be, if it is possible to also include processwire with composer in the site-structure that @MoritzLost is recommending.

Thank you for this write-up. It is possible to also include processwire with composer? E.g. composer require processwire/processwire

FYI. I can see it the docs, that there is constant for FM_ROOT_PATH. ?

Thanks for the reply. I am aware of that. But I think it would be a good option to be able to set the root-path, so the user starts at a chosen folder.

Thank you both for the advise ? The "page-render-iprestriction"-module looks like a perfect solution for my needs.

Thanks for the tip. But I was hoping not to modify the .htaccess-file.

Thanks for the making this module. Is it perhaps possible to set the root-directory, so the user does not get access to the complete installation?

There are some hosts that are continuously scraping my website. They are using static IP-addresses, so they are easy to identify. What is the easiest method to ban some IP-addresses from access your website? Is there perhaps a PW-module for this?

> File-Cache you mean then? Yes, absolutely File-Cache. >After switching to Solaris mode the numbers look much better Glad to hear ?

My experience is that MySQL-connections is the first bottle-neck. Try to cache as much as possible.

Thanks, it is working now! Thank you for building this module. Postmark er also my preferred mail-gateway.

The video-file in your latest post does not work for me.

Thank you for the prompt reply. Now it gives an error on line 628: