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Dreamhost found a zend_extension line in the .htaccess that somehow got added to the site, maybe by employee testing things. This line was deleted and both the original site and cloned site now work.

I wanted to clone our live OpenCATS installation to test future updates and customizations, but I ended up with a fatal error, and now our live installation is down. Can someone tell me what I did wrong, or if my server configuration got messed up somehow? I used SSH to copy the files from the entir...

Done:

https://github.com/opencats/OpenCATS/issues/328

It seems like it ought to be a single line of code to edit the Candidate table to filter only Active candidates without any extra clicks. The MySQL candidate table has a field "is_active" and Candidates.php makes use of this column as a variable "isActive" a few times. But I'm no...

That's correct. I think we may have to use the Hot Candidates idea as a workaround. It just seems more intuitive to have a checkbox that says "Active Candidates Only."

OK, so I found a checkbox at the top of the Candidate edit screen that says "Active." The tooltip says that unchecking the box will remove the candidate from search results. I was excited, because this is exactly what I was looking for, but when I tried it, the candidate still shows up by ...

Has anyone had any problems with hackers? What are best practices for the security-conscious, besides strong passwords?

That could be a workaround, I guess, but it's not ideal. The problem is that it requires every incoming application to be marked "Hot" just so they will show up in the Candidate list, then be unmarked later. I'd rather use the "Hot" designation for candidates that have actually b...

Is there any way to create a default filter so it will always displays a pre-selected filter result? My situation is that we want to reserve the Candidates tab for only those candidates who are actively being considered. "Status" seems only to be applicable to the Candidate in relationship...