Second most recent was caused by the PHP7.3 update.
#Sharex not uploading upgrade#
It looks like during the Buster upgrade however it's re-enabled it and as a result, users were presented with the However, we never removed the apache2 package from Nekomata we simply disabled the startup "just in case". Implication and apache not being able to keep up with the requests as a result this caused us to move to Previously our servers used to use Apache HTTPd to power s-ul, but very quickly once we grew, we started to see the Seems a more recent reboot caused Apache to come back up without us noticing.
While the upgrade went fine, the server came back up after a reboot, kernel updated, PHP updated to 7.3 etc and was The most recent (yesterday) issue was caused by me testing the waters on one of our masters (Nekomata) in order to Thanks for sticking with us for a whole decade, here's hoping there's many more to come!Īpologies for the recent server issues/downtime, this should hopefully address it also sorry for the long ass post.
With this news post as well, we've hit our 10th birthday! Stats say we have 900k files to be moved still so might take a little, until then when accessing these files you'll be presented with a message informing you of why the file is inaccessible. We prioritized all non-png files, and they've been since moved, now we're just chipping through the rest. We're in the process of migrating them, but it might take some time. We were hoping this would be seamless and people wouldn't notice any kind of issue, but we're sure people have by now noticed the random downtimes/504's etc.Īs part of the infrastructure change, for a short period some old files (2013 ~ 2016-2017 or so) may be unavailable due to the fact they're stored on the old server. Rest assured, we're trying our best to adjust things, but it might be a bit bumpy while we work to get it more stable, we apologise for any inconvenience this causes. So, for a little while people might start to see sporadic 504's, outages, things not working right, slowness etc. It's no secret that s-ul has never been close to turning a profit and now due to rising inflation, cost of living and rising server prices, it's getting harder to pay s-ul out of pocket. Unfortunately due to the servers age, the drives beginning to finally die and added that to the overall cost s-ul is at now, we're changing up the infrastructure and updating the codebase a little.
#Sharex not uploading update#
Screen recording (GIF): User can record a selected area on their screen or the entire screen in animated GIF.Īuto capture: Allows the user to automatically capture a screen area with the specific time interval.Long time no update (as is the norm at this point)!įor a very long time s-ul has been ticking along on its current server (almost 8 years now) and code has been relatively untouched for around a year or so outside of one or two things. FFmpeg allows user to record screen including sound and compress it in real time using x264, VP8, Xvid etc. Screen recording (FFmpeg): Users can record a selected area on their screen or the entire screen. Last Region: Will repeat the screen capture which was done most recently. Polygon: Allows the user to click points on screen to make polygon shape to capture areas inside it.įreehand: Allows the user to draw areas just like drawing with pencil and the drawn area will be captured. Rounded Rectangle, Ellipse, Triangle and Diamond: These options work similar to rectangle capture with only difference which is the shape. Rectangle ( Light): Basic version of Rectangle capture designed for slow computers. Rectangle ( Annotate): This rectangle capture is similar to the Light version mentioned below, but it also allows the user to draw in the capture area. When the user hovers window or an object, it will automatically select rectangular area, so that the user does not need to drag the area using the mouse. Rectangle ( Objects): Allows user to take screenshot of a rectangular area. Rectangle: Allows user to take screenshot from a single or multiple rectangular areas drawn with the mouse by dragging it from one corner to the diagonally opposite corner of the rectangle. Monitor menu: It lists monitors, so that the user can select which monitor to take screenshot from. Window menu: It lists the active windows, so that user can select which window to take screenshot of. ShareX incorporates the following methods to allow screen capture:įullscreen: Creates a screenshot of the entire screen area.Īctive window: Captures the currently active window.Īctive monitor: Captures the monitor area where the mouse pointer or cursor currently resides.
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