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Yes, we support sub-addressing, VERP style. Subaddressing allows you to use multiple email addresses as subaddresses within a single e-mail account. Our system supports subaddresses with minus addressing. It works by adding a “-” sign followed by a keyword to the local part of the email address, just before the “@” symbol. For example, if your email address is contact@example.com, you can use subaddresses like contact-work@example.com or contact-personal@example.com. Messages sent to a subaddress will be delivered to the main address (contact@example.com in this case). You can use subaddresses for different purposes such as filtering emails, tracking the source of spam, or organizing messages into specific folders. You can see our… Read More

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To transfer a domain name from another registrar to CiviHosting, there are a few steps. First are these two steps: 1. Make sure the domain is unlocked. 2. Get the EPP Transfer Code from the current registrar. Once you have that code, you can proceed to initiate the transfer on our end. To do that: Login to your CiviHosting Client Area. If you don’t have your login for that, then login to your hosting Control Panel and click on the Marketplace tab, and from there you can login to the Client Area. Click on “Order / Transfer Domain” Enter all the details on that page and place your order We… Read More

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It doesn’t work. 🙁 Well that’s not really correct. It was broken, but they fixed it as of CiviCRM 5.56 as per the Cron issue with Joomla 4 issue. We ran into this recently — cron was all set correctly, but it just wouldn’t work. The client had CiviCRM 5.54. We just upgraded that, and now all is well.

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Upgrading a MediaWiki site to the latest version allows you to run VisualEditor, with no need for a third party Parsoid server. However, there is one fix that you may need. That is to add this line to your .htaccess file: RewriteCond %{HTTP_USER_AGENT} !^(VisualEditor)

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We ran an install today of Drupal 10.0.9 with CiviCRM 5.61 and it worked fine and everything proceed normally.

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Converted and upgraded a client site today: Drupal 7 to Drupal 9 PHP 7 to PHP 8 MySQL 5 to MySQL 8 All went well and no data was lost.

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We would like to inform you that we will be upgrading the operating system (Debian GNU/Linux) on all our servers from the current release Buster to the new stable release Bullseye. The upgrade process has already begun and will be completed in stages over the next few weeks. Several servers have already been successfully upgraded to the new Debian version. This upgrade will not affect most sites and software, but still, there are several important points you should have in mind and address if necessary: PHP and MySQL versions will not be updated with the OS upgrade, which means that popular software (such as WordPress, Drupal, OpenCart, Joomla, etc.) should… Read More

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If you upgraded a MediaWiki installation from an older version where Parsoid was not included, youo must remove the $wgVirtualRestConfig[‘modules’][‘parsoid’] line from LocalSettings.php. You also must add the following directive to the .htaccess file: RewriteCond %{HTTP_USER_AGENT} !^(VisualEditor) if you have one.

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As of this writing (January 4, 2023) it’s not possible to install CiviCRM normally on Drupal 10. There is this script: https://lab.civicrm.org/-/snippets/84 that claims to do it, but we tried that and it failed. Instead, we are installing Drupal 9.5.0 with CiviCRM for now, using this: composer create-project drupal/recommended-project:9.5.0 . composer require civicrm/civicrm-{core,packages,drupal-8}:’~5.56′ until the install procedure will be fixed for Drupal 10. . UPDATE: Now it works. See CiviCRM Works with Drupal 10.

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We migrated an old MediaWiki site today. Version 1.26. The client said “best it has looked in months 😄” and we are now working on upgrading his site to the latest stable version.

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