Henry Wright

Hi @korridor > I fixed it by moving the following code to the begin of the s3-uploads.php file. I did the same but fyi I had to adjust the file...

I did some digging and it seems a dependency requires PHP 7.2.5. The local install I used had PHP 7.0.33

Note though the PHP version issue isn't related to this fatal error

Hi @rmccue. Yes, I'm using the aws-ses-wp-mail plugin and I'm sure it uses the SDK

@rmccue how would you use the manual install of aws-ses-wp-mail and s3-uploads together?

#377 may solve this issue

+1

For tracking information I'd suggest having a folder for each channel named by hashing the channel name. Each folder would store a json file This would solve the funky channel...

For the claiming-a-channel functionality, I think multiple channel claiming should be avoided if possible. For example a user can claim a maximum of 1

`/report nick` could be useful in the context of a given channel. It would notify either the channel admin if invoked by a channel mod or notify site mods if...