Pruning inactive members + upgrading to a newer version

[NanoSector]

Do you still need that mod? If not, get rid of it.

If yes, try to grab a new version of the mod at the mod site.

Also disable template evaluation as said earlier.

[Robert.]

Do you still need that mod? If not, get rid of it.

I think this is a very good advice. Only install the mods you really need.

[NanoSector]

Do you still need that mod? If not, get rid of it.

I think this is a very good advice. Only install the mods you really need.

Especially get rid of the ones that are causing errors when you don't need them. That always has been a good practice for me

[Kitarist]

I just deleted the whole line hope it will be ok now because i didnt backup the file lol

[Robert.]

If your question is solved, please click on the "topic solved" button.

[Kitarist]

Also where is that evaluation thing?

[Robert.]

Admin -> Server Settings

[Kitarist]

It's not there also what does it actually do?

Thanks

[Robert.]

It makes sure that you will see the exact error. I would recommend you updating to SMF 2.0.2 first though, I can't find the option in SMF 1.1

[Kitarist]

I still need to upgrade also.

Just want to ask if it will work by just installing a fresh version of SMF and just importing the database backup to the new SMF?

[Robert.]

Nope, just make backups and overwrite all files with the large upgrade package of SMF 2.0.2. Also this should help you out:
Upgrading SMF

[Kitarist]

bump for this topic.

Can someone please tell me a sql command to delete all members who have 0 posts and have signature and a website llink

Thanks!!!

[Kitarist]

bumpy

[NanoSector]

I don't want to be that precise, but please don't bump your topic between 24 hours. We are all volunteers and try to help you as quick as possible

PS, when I get home I might do something more to the script. Not sure.