Have you been Log4j'd Peter? I do hope not?
Thank you for your work even thought you are spending less time with us.
No apparently the site is not vulnerable to the Log4j attacks according to the developer.
The problem was with the version of MySQL that did not support the InnoDB Storage Engine now required by the Chevereto script. We have arrived at the point where we had to upgrade or hosting in any case as we had arrived at 90% of both storage space and the permissable number of nodes (files, in simple terms). I had also recently increased the maximum permissable size of stored images too to allow a slightly higher image resolution.
This upgrade will allow about a 75% increase in the number of files and unlimited storage space. There are other plansw available which will allow future increases when required.
This move will also prepare us for v. 4 of the Chevereto script when it is released in the near future. In the mean time, if I can find the time, I will be beta testing on a sub-domain.
Cheers
Peter
