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Welcome. I look forward to your future posts being a little more fruitful!

Contact your host/provider. Appears to be an issue with their MySQL server relating to the "table_definition_cache" setting from what my research indicates. They will most likely need to alter that setting to something that will allow your site to operate as intended.

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That's literally what @Davlin was referring to. Try putting more thought into what advice someone is giving you before dismissing them as not understanding you properly. Topic locked. The question(s) in this support topic have been answered and the topic author has resolved their issue. This topic is now closed. If you have other questions, please open a new topic.

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Thanks for letting us know! I've gone ahead and marked your topic as solved!

I suggest contact your host about this. The "home directory not available" message pertains to your site's home directory where your root files go. I am confident that only your host will be able to rectify this issue for you. Let us know what they say.. maybe we can help get you back up and running then.

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I for one, like it. It's sleek, yet has a sassy attitude to it. It's got enough flare but it's not quite to the point to where it's trashy like graffiti on a Chicago train car. Let us not forget some of our original logos that had some flare to them as well: I think the line in the @Morpheus design should be removed and have just a gradient difference between the top and bottom, and it would be a serious competitor for a future logo. @Saviour, sure we can be professional. But this isn't a corporation. We can have some style along with it too. The site shouldn't be as boring as a cubicle either.

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I started out on the support team back when ForumCore was running and I absolutely loved it. Like Davlin said, we're just not sure what the particulars of that group would be as of yet, so it may be possible that we will have one again. We would just need to figure a few things out first.

Head on over to your other topic located at I'll be locking this one for now to prevent further confusion. Thanks!

Hey Southerner, I'll see what I can do to help you out. Please take note that you can reply to your own topic if no one answers it in a couple days, which I see no one hasn't. We call this "bumping" and you can do it after no one replies after 48 hours to try and get more attention to it.

Glad to have you as part of the community. Thank you for your service. I'm sure you are much older than most of our members but I think that is what helps make our site interesting and unique. We have all kinds of people around these parts. I assume you are involved in running a forum, does it pertain to military-related subjects or another interest of yours?

It's not parsing because your code is whack. Try using the following: <strong><span style="background-image: url (http://******.zone/gif/owned.gif); color: #ff0000; text-shadow: 1px 1px 8px #ff0000;"></span></strong> Also, take a look at the following page; it may help you in the future: http://www.htmlgoodies.com/tutorials/html_401/article.php/3479661 Obviously, replace the ****** part with your actual domain.

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Just disable new registrations in the general registration settings. People will then just login using whatever service you have setup and if they don't already have an account that's linked it will create a new one for them.

Couple Suggestions. Not sure if they will work or be of any help. You tried clearing the cache too right? Also, quick question, but what did you mean when you said the following? If you disable two-factor auth, does it allow you to login/register as usual? Option 1. ACP > System > Support > Error Logs. This might give you some insight depending on whether or not it's logging your problem. Option 2. Disallow new registrations and only use Steam, Discord, etc. It will make new accounts for folks who don't already have one, it's a great route to go if you want to prevent spam, and it's quicker. My buddy who runs IPB for a Gmod community only offers login via Steam and it is working like a charm. Option 3. Go to whateveryoursiteis.com/admin/upgrade and login, then proceed through the updater, even if no updates are available. On the second or third screen, it will check the permissions on your site and tell you if you have any PHP issues. If you do, correct them and try your login handler again. Option 4. Last resort, backup your database, start with a new installation, then re-deploy your database. Might break something but it may fix your issue if you're having corruption problems. Chances are you're going to have to go in and fix a couple things by hand if you go this route, but I suppose it just depends on how bad you want the default login handler to work. Let me know if you have any luck