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I had this same issue with Adobe.com once. What ip range are you using for your local network? I found the 192.172.* range to be problematic because even though it is a valid private range, it is very close to some public ranges and adobe must have blocked this traffic for whatever reason. I can't really remember the complete issue now but I only use 10.1.* for internal networks these days.

Check the $_SERVER['HTTP_REFERER'] is your site.

You need to clarify your problem.

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Why not search on there help or contact support or something?

Not even going near your question, you are aware that all those queries (7 of them) could be done in 1 simple query? Sorry, but that is some of the worst code/logic Ive seen in a long while.

Take a look at the documentation for your package manager, yum.

That would completely depend on what you mean by 'not working' wouldn't it?

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Yeah ok, so they work. Terrible way to code though. Consistency is king. if ($a) { echo "true"; } else echo "false"; Terrible. Especially seeing as your using return if the first expression is true, you don't even need an else.

You have if statements that are missing braces.

Have you got error reporting on? You seem to be missing a { after your else to me.

Do you mean to say 'table' instead of 'database'?

Why would I be familiar with SMF? You might also mention that your using it instead of simply assuming people would be aware especially considering you posted in MySQL Help. Again I say it is invalid sql. Can we see your actual query, the query that actually gets sent to the database?

You'd need to run your own benchmarks or Google it I would say. I doubt there would be much difference and I use serialization simply because php objects have nothing to do with javascript.

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It looks like you've posted this query out of context. What is {db_prefix} ? what is array() ? what is {int:true} ? None of that is valid sql.

You would need to un-comment the appropriate dll (likely called curl.dll) within the extensions section of your php.ini and restart the server.

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