I've never had an issue upgrading before and all tests are successful except 1.
22. Execute Modification .\Sources/Subs-Package.php Test failed
I've tried to download the patch and upload it and then run it with the packet manager but then i get this error.
An Error Has Occurred!
The package you tried to upload either is not a valid package or has become corrupted.
I'm lost as to what to do.Appreciate any help.
I'm having exactly the same problem. Tried already all 3 files with parser and having this:
ERROR: The package-info.xml file is invalid!
Debugging Information
Error message: String could not be parsed as XML
Source: /home/ars/public_html/package.php:114
Errors encountered while parsing XML file:
Stack Trace:
#0 /home/ars/public_html/package.php(114): SimpleXMLElement->__construct('')
#1 /home/ars/public_html/package.php(75): parsePackageInfoXML('/tmp/package-in...', 'install', 'all')
#2 /home/ars/public_html/package.php(756): parseArchive('/tmp/phpEyfxua', 'install', 'all')
#3 {main}
XML File:
but I have another forum where I updated automatically... ???
See whether my post helps you.
http://www.simplemachines.org/community/index.php?topic=236816.msg1526093#msg1526093
As for the invalid/corrupted, you might not be able to do the Web-Fetching on your host.
The best idea would be to download it from the topic itself and upload it via the package manager
http://www.simplemachines.org/community/index.php?topic=236816.0
re try it from admin panel.whats wrong with /
here in first code.
.\Sources/Subs-Package.php
QuoteQuote from: jossanaijr on Today at 10:42:48 PM
22. Execute Modification ./Sources/Subs-Package.php Test failed
Is it MOD related?
Open ./Sources/Subs-Package.php and check whether it says
* Software Version: SMF 1.1.3 *
rather than
* Software Version: SMF 1.1.2 *
which the package was expecting.
Thats what a friend had on his install with 1.1.5 that I've just had to fix on that exact file.
Although I didn't have to do that on my own.
yes it says * Software Version: SMF 1.1.3
but where should I change?
change the 3 to a 2, then try applying the package again ;)
I have the exact same error. I've checked and my /Sources/Subs-Package.php says SMF 1.1.3.
Then as above, change the 1.1.3 to 1.1.2, then try to apply the package again.
I'm hopeful it will resolve it.
Changed it and still get the same error.
same here
Quote from: karlbenson on April 30, 2008, 11:25:21 PM
change the 3 to a 2, then try applying the package again ;)
But this is a "text" ? Changed and not worked.
It appears that the only changes to the file was back in June 2007 when I applied the upgrage to 1.1.3.
I had the same issue on a friends forum, which I've just upgraded.
When I opened /Sources/Subs-Package.php and it said
* Software Version: SMF 1.1.3 *
rather than
* Software Version: SMF 1.1.2 *
So i changed it, and it worked for me.
That's what I did but I still get the error. Why would it be looking for 1.1.2 if we applied the upgrade to 1.1.3 back in 2007? Oh well someone will figure it out I guess.
A fresh install of 1.1.4 has it at 1.1.2.
So I guess there was an edit in the 1.1.3 update that changed that file, but that text change at least wasn't replicated into the 1.1.4 install package.
Yep, I just found that myself. I have the file from a fresh install and am going to FTP that in the place of the one I have and see if that works.
Should i upgrade to the beta instead?
Now I'm really stumped. I get the same error even with that one. There must be something else.
That's exactly what I'm doing... checking the differences.
EDIT: ok, I gave up... :(
I'm giving up for tonight also. I'll have to try again tomorrow. Good Luck!
I tried to apply this to one of my 1.1.4 forums, which is (almost) default. No mods, apart from users online today. It failed and I got this:
Quote1. Execute Modification ./index.php Test successful
2. Execute Modification ./Sources/Admin.php Test failed
3. Execute Modification ./Sources/Calendar.php Test failed
4. Execute Modification ./Sources/Karma.php Test failed
5. Execute Modification ./Sources/Load.php Test successful
6. Execute Modification ./Sources/ManageNews.php Test successful
7. Execute Modification ./Sources/ManagePermissions.php Test successful
8. Execute Modification ./Sources/ManageServer.php Test failed
9. Execute Modification ./Sources/PersonalMessage.php Test successful
10. Execute Modification ./Sources/Post.php Test successful
11. Execute Modification ./Sources/Profile.php Test successful
12. Execute Modification ./Sources/QueryString.php Test successful
13. Execute Modification ./Sources/Recent.php Test failed
14. Execute Modification ./Sources/Register.php Test successful
15. Execute Modification ./Sources/RemoveTopic.php Test failed
16. Execute Modification ./Sources/Search.php Test successful
17. Execute Modification ./Sources/Security.php Test failed
18. Execute Modification ./Sources/Subs-Boards.php Test successful
19. Execute Modification ./Sources/Subs-Compat.php Test successful
20. Execute Modification ./Sources/Subs-Graphics.php Test successful
21. Execute Modification ./Sources/Subs-Members.php Test successful
22. Execute Modification ./Sources/Subs-Package.php Test successful
23. Execute Modification ./Sources/Subs-Post.php Test successful
24. Execute Modification ./Sources/Subs-Sound.php Test successful
25. Execute Modification ./Sources/Subs.php Test successful
26. Execute Modification ./Themes/default/index.template.php Test failed
27. Execute Modification ./Themes/default/Post.template.php Test failed
28. Execute Modification ./Themes/default/Recent.template.php Test failed
29. Execute Modification ./Themes/default/Register.template.php Test successful
30. Execute Modification ./Themes/default/style.css Test successful
31. Execute Modification ./SSI.php Test failed
32. Execute Modification ./Themes/default/languages/index.english.php Test failed
33. Execute Modification ./Themes/default/languages/ModSettings.english.php Test failed
34. Execute Modification ./Sources/QueryString.php Test successful
35. Execute Modification ./Sources/Search.php Test successful
36. Execute Modification ./Sources/Post.php Test successful
37. Execute Modification ./Sources/Subs-Post.php Test successful
Lots of errors there........
this is weird, I did mine with over 50 mods and it installed successfully first time *scratches head*
i have the same error...and change 1.1.3 to 1.1.2 doesnt help
Bah!
Quote
An Error Has Occurred!
Session verification failed. Please try logging out and back in again, and then try again.
Tried logging out and back in again, same error.
SMF 1.1.4 / TP 1.0.5 , Quite a few mods installed and a few custom code edits. First time I've had any problem upgrading.
Except for the "brd-bug fix" which I had to do manually, everything went smoothly for me. :D
I just upgraded and except for my package manager not working (again, but i think that's my host issue) this is the only other issue I found.....
the highlighted areas USED to say [ Uninstall ] now, nothing.
The red circle? I have no clue. I uploaded the files and that's what happened... it auto installed. It's a previous issue I've addressed in the appropriate forum
Each of the packages you have installed have a file called:
package-info.xmlIf you open that file and find the line:
<install for="version numbers here">add
,1.1.5and this line:
<uninstall for="version numbers here">Again, add the new version number to be able to uninstall. You need to do this with every package.
Still not managed to update my site, upgrade, update, webinstall do not work and return:
Quote
The package you tried to upload either is not a valid package or has become corrupted.
Oky.. Thats our site upgraded. Got there eventually :)
Upgraded flawlessly after the changes made by Compuart. Thanks
Quote from: JimM on May 01, 2008, 09:03:28 AM
Upgraded flawlessly after the changes made by Compuart. Thanks
Same here :-)
hi, my co admin upgraded to 1.1.5 today, and now we've got lots of errors and plenty of issues. She didn't uninstall any mods, and now we can't get access to parts of the forum the mods provided. The address still takes you there, so it's still there. But no one can register and i dont' have the option to uninstall some of the mods. The question i have is.
Is it safe to uninstall the upgrade?
Quote from: Zetan on May 01, 2008, 07:04:30 AM
Each of the packages you have installed have a file called: package-info.xml
If you open that file and find the line:
<install for="version numbers here">
add ,1.1.5
and this line:
<uninstall for="version numbers here">
Again, add the new version number to be able to uninstall. You need to do this with every package.
Did you try this?
No not yet, was about to and then post back with the results.
Quote from: JimM on May 01, 2008, 11:31:45 AMDid you try this?
Okay, i did try that, and it worked, however, when i goto uninstall it, it gives me some errors like Test Failed, which i realize might be because of a) the upgrade b) the MANY other mods that have overwritten these files before adding new code or c) something i did which could also be a byproduct of b d) missing files (which shouldnt' be the case!)
I don't know how to successfully uninstall everything i have and reinstall it. Do i have to wait till these mods are upgraded (especially since i went in and manually added 1.1.5 to the package-info.xml) and now my downloads mod shows up twice in the menu!
Where do I find the XML file other than inside the .zip file? If that's the only place do I have to unzip, change, rezip and reupload to the server? If so should I FTP it or use Package manager?
**Edit** Well I figued out why some of the packages don't give an uninstall option and others do. The one's that do have the uninstall option do NOT have the SMF version number in the .xml file and the ones that don't give the option do have it.
So I suppose the above question still remains.... how best to edit the .xml file.
Quote from: Jumpmasterrt on May 01, 2008, 03:46:59 PM
Where do I find the XML file other than inside the .zip file? If that's the only place do I have to unzip, change, rezip and reupload to the server? If so should I FTP it or use Package manager?
I know I'm a noob, but... I have a file manager package installed, so i used that to download the file to my desktop, extracted the files, changed the according files with notepad , zipped it back up(made sure they kept the right name) and re uploaded using the file mananger.
If you have that package, it's worth a shot. and if you have it installed but can't get to it in your admin panel, try adding this behind your address. /index.php?action=filemanager It worked for me.
Yeah, I just FTP'd them and it worked fine. In all cases I added the number instead of changing them. It's all straight now.
Hi all any help appreciated, I am trying to upgrade our forum from 1.1.4 to 1.1.5 but get the error "The package you are trying to download or install is either corrupt or not compatible with this version of SMF"
I have tinyportal; and some mods installed maybe this is the problem , I hope i don't have to uninstall everything to get the patch working as it as is a large forum with many members for a gaming community, disruption would cause so many problems.
Any help appreciated greatly.
Are you trying to do it directly from Package Manager? If so, download it to your computer and then upload with Package Manager and install it that way. It did the same to me.
Hi I tried to upgrade our forum everything looks ok, I only got this message:
Quote31. Execute Modification ./SSI.php Test failed
I'm afraid to click at "install now" :-\
i must be missing somethin obvious here.....
512: package_flush_cache(): some files are still not writable
File: /home/.sites/28/site1/web/smf/Sources/Subs-Package.php
Line: 1905
2: fopen(/home/.sites/28/site1/web/smf/SSI.php) [<a href='function.fopen'>function.fopen</a>]: failed to open stream: Permission denied
File: /home/.sites/28/site1/web/smf/Sources/Subs-Package.php
Line: 1901
2: fclose(): supplied argument is not a valid stream resource
File: /home/.sites/28/site1/web/smf/Sources/Subs-Package.php
Line: 1908
2: fopen(/home/.sites/28/site1/web/smf/SSI.php) [<a href='function.fopen'>function.fopen</a>]: failed to open stream: Permission denied
File: /home/.sites/28/site1/web/smf/Sources/Subs-Package.php
Line: 1901
but.....
ls -al /home/.sites/28/site1/web/smf/Sources/Subs-Package.php
-rw-rw-rw- 1 apache apache 92401 Jun 26 2007 /home/.sites/28/site1/web/smf/Sources/Subs-Package.php
Quote from: Manu0372 on May 04, 2008, 05:56:22 AM
Hi I tried to upgrade our forum everything looks ok, I only got this message:
Quote31. Execute Modification ./SSI.php Test failed
I'm afraid to click at "install now" :-\
I had the same error message,
Tried to install ssi manually, but none of the lines were matched.
Checked twice with my ssi.php page but not even a single line matched.
Any help from Team to Overcome it and change from 1.1.4 to 1.1.5.
Thanks in Advance,
Sudhakar, Admin
www.itacumens.com
Anyone could help to migrate 1.1.5
finally installed, was simple file permissions i overlooked 1 file. once i fixed it the upgared worked fine
Hi Anyone can help.
I downloaded smf_patch_1.0.13_1.1.5_2.0-b3.1.tar but how to upgrade by using this file?
Thank you.
Sorry, what means by Local path to SMF:????
Quote from: Dreamerzc on May 13, 2008, 03:05:52 AM
Sorry, what means by Local path to SMF:????
Hi Dont expect any reply , no one will reply for updates. The team would be busy in updating and not in helping.
See above i have a SSI Failed issue before updating, no reply for week.
Hope you understand it.
Quote from: asudhakar on May 13, 2008, 04:25:07 AM
Quote from: Dreamerzc on May 13, 2008, 03:05:52 AM
Sorry, what means by Local path to SMF:????
Hi Dont expect any reply , no one will reply for updates. The team would be busy in updating and not in helping.
See above i have a SSI Failed issue before updating, no reply for week.
Hope you understand it.
Ok noted :'(
are you even using SSI on your site? if not replace SSI.php with a clean copy from 1.1.4 then do the upgrade
Quote from: naitram on May 13, 2008, 09:27:30 AM
are you even using SSI on your site? if not replace SSI.php with a clean copy from 1.1.4 then do the upgrade
Am using SSI in my site. if i include a fresh copy then i may loss all the current ssi functions.
Quote from: asudhakar on May 14, 2008, 03:59:25 AM
Quote from: naitram on May 13, 2008, 09:27:30 AM
are you even using SSI on your site? if not replace SSI.php with a clean copy from 1.1.4 then do the upgrade
Am using SSI in my site. if i include a fresh copy then i may loss all the current ssi functions.
That's the problem. They suggested not to modify the original SSI functions because of future upgrade. They also suggested to copy the original function and modify that copy for you to use.
Quote from: JohnyB on May 14, 2008, 04:15:10 AM
That's the problem. They suggested not to modify the original SSI functions because of future upgrade. They also suggested to copy the original function and modify that copy for you to use.
Yes you are right, when i saw SSI alone failed, i just tried to mod SSI file manually, and found none of the lines to match with the existing one. So i left the plan of Upgrading.
not sure what the changes are in SSI.php but you may be able to save your current put in a clean copy and do the upgrade. then put your SSI.php back
Hi!
When I try to upgrade, here is what I Get:
You can manually install the upgrade. That's what I did. It took me few minutes because lots of the changes change the version number only.
Can't open file: 'smf_topics.MYI'. (errno: 145)
File: /home/users/d/drozdik_bence/Sources/MessageIndex.php
Line: 457
Note: It appears that your database may require an upgrade. Your forum's files are currently at version SMF 1.1.5, while your database is at version 1.1.4. The above error might possibly go away if you execute the latest version of upgrade.php.
:'(
Where would I find my "Local Path to SMF"???
Quote from: Admiral on May 16, 2008, 02:36:58 PM
Can't open file: 'smf_topics.MYI'. (errno: 145)
File: /home/users/d/drozdik_bence/Sources/MessageIndex.php
Line: 457
Note: It appears that your database may require an upgrade. Your forum's files are currently at version SMF 1.1.5, while your database is at version 1.1.4. The above error might possibly go away if you execute the latest version of upgrade.php.
:'(
I browsed all forums and with this error you always answer with phpMyAdmin. I can't get that running. It just wont work. please help me some other way. :$
I
Quote from: Dreamerzc on May 13, 2008, 03:05:52 AM
Sorry, what means by Local path to SMF:????
have the same problem!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
If you set up a local forum, then maybe your local path to SMF is in Admin -> Server Settings -> Core Configuration. Maybe it's the Forum url.
local path is what directory on the server is the software in. this is not typicaly the same as the URL
goto Adimn->Server Settings
look for SMF Directory
I get this error when trying to install. It fails on modifying "post.template.php". Any ideas?
Installing this package will perform the following actions:
Type Action Description
1. Execute Modification ./index.php Test successful
2. Execute Modification ./Sources/Admin.php Test successful
3. Execute Modification ./Sources/Calendar.php Test successful
4. Execute Modification ./Sources/Karma.php Test successful
5. Execute Modification ./Sources/Load.php Test successful
6. Execute Modification ./Sources/ManageNews.php Test successful
7. Execute Modification ./Sources/ManagePermissions.php Test successful
8. Execute Modification ./Sources/ManageServer.php Test successful
9. Execute Modification ./Sources/PersonalMessage.php Test successful
10. Execute Modification ./Sources/Post.php Test successful
11. Execute Modification ./Sources/Profile.php Test successful
12. Execute Modification ./Sources/QueryString.php Test successful
13. Execute Modification ./Sources/Recent.php Test successful
14. Execute Modification ./Sources/Register.php Test successful
15. Execute Modification ./Sources/RemoveTopic.php Test successful
16. Execute Modification ./Sources/Search.php Test successful
17. Execute Modification ./Sources/Security.php Test successful
18. Execute Modification ./Sources/Subs-Boards.php Test successful
19. Execute Modification ./Sources/Subs-Compat.php Test successful
20. Execute Modification ./Sources/Subs-Graphics.php Test successful
21. Execute Modification ./Sources/Subs-Members.php Test successful
22. Execute Modification ./Sources/Subs-Package.php Test successful
23. Execute Modification ./Sources/Subs-Post.php Test successful
24. Execute Modification ./Sources/Subs-Sound.php Test successful
25. Execute Modification ./Sources/Subs.php Test successful
26. Execute Modification ./Themes/default/index.template.php Test successful
27. Execute Modification ./Themes/default/Post.template.php Test failed
28. Execute Modification ./Themes/default/Recent.template.php Test successful
29. Execute Modification ./Themes/default/Register.template.php Test successful
30. Execute Modification ./Themes/default/style.css Test successful
31. Execute Modification ./SSI.php Test successful
32. Execute Modification ./Themes/default/languages/index.english.php Test successful
33. Execute Modification ./Themes/default/languages/ModSettings.english.php Test successful
34. Execute Modification ./Sources/QueryString.php Test successful
35. Execute Modification ./Sources/Search.php Test successful
36. Execute Modification ./Sources/Post.php Test successful
37. Execute Modification ./Sources/Subs-Post.php Test successful
38. Execute Modification ./Sources/Subs-Package.php Test successful
You can go ahead with the upgrade and manually edit your Post.template.php. The "patch smf 1.1.4 to 1.1.5" does the following to Post.template.php.
// Version: 1.1; Post
// Version: 1.1.5; Post
<td class="windowbg" width="100%">
<div id="preview_body" class="post">', empty($context['preview_message']) ? '' : $context['preview_message'], '</div>
<td class="post" width="100%" id="preview_body">
', empty($context['preview_message']) ? str_repeat('<br />', 5) : $context['preview_message'], '
Quote from: JohnyB on May 21, 2008, 01:48:20 PM
You can go ahead with the upgrade and manually edit your Post.template.php. The "patch smf 1.1.4 to 1.1.5" does the following to Post.template.php.
// Version: 1.1; Post
// Version: 1.1.5; Post
<td class="windowbg" width="100%">
<div id="preview_body" class="post">', empty($context['preview_message']) ? '' : $context['preview_message'], '</div>
<td class="post" width="100%" id="preview_body">
', empty($context['preview_message']) ? str_repeat('<br />', 5) : $context['preview_message'], '
Thanks for the reply. It seems the second change listed there has already been made to my Post.template.php file. Installed, made the other change to Post.template.php file and all seems to be well. Thanks.
Quote from: Dreamerzc on May 13, 2008, 02:50:52 AM
Hi Anyone can help.
I downloaded smf_patch_1.0.13_1.1.5_2.0-b3.1.tar but how to upgrade by using this file?
Thank you.
What version are you using? If 1.1.4 you can just get the patch from the Admin->Packages area and apply it from there. The local path is the path to your SMF directory (ex: public_html/smf).
I am getting the following error after upgrading via the Admin/Packages update:
Table './chevy/smf_log_search_results' is marked as crashed and should be repaired
File: /vservers/chevy/htdocs/smforum/Sources/Search.php
Line: 1385
Note: It appears that your database may require an upgrade. Your forum's files are currently at version SMF 1.1.5, while your database is at version 1.1.2. The above error might possibly go away if you execute the latest version of upgrade.php.
You can try to fix it in your CPANEL.
Server CPANEL? or on the forum?
Anyone? the search funtion on my board is giving the above error and I don't know how to go about updating the database. The package intalled fine with no errors when I ran it. Should it not have updated the database at the same time?
Do I need to start a new post on this?
Quote from: Captkaos on July 25, 2008, 10:48:29 AM
Do I need to start a new post on this?
As with all new issues and not the original thread creator, yes it's best to start your own topic.
Quote from: Captkaos on July 25, 2008, 10:48:29 AM
Do I need to start a new post on this?
you could try seraching the SMF site for those errors
You need to login to your webhost's control panel (usually cPanel) and go into phpMyAdmin (http://www.simplemachines.org/community/index.php?topic=21919.0). Click on your database and then check the smf_log_search_results entry. Scroll down to the bottom and under the With selected drop down menu, choose repair table.
If you still need help on this, create a new topic since you are not the original topic starter and it seems to be abandoned.
I'm not a IT wizard but I've always been able to keep my forum up to date .. until I tried upgrading to 1.1.5 :'(
Can someone help me please? I am running 1.1.4 so I should be able to upgrade from the administrator panel in my forum. When I click on 'upgrade' I get three error messages (In Dutch so I'll translate them) and the process stops. It strongly adivises not to continue with the upgrade.
1. Voer aanpassing uit smf_1-1-4_to_1-1-5_patch.mod Modificatieverwerkingsfout
2. Voer aanpassing uit smf_1-1-5_can_fail.xml Modificatieverwerkingsfout
3. Voer aanpassing uit - Modificatieverwerkingsfout
"Voer aanpassing uit" means something like Execute adaptation or modification
"Modificatieverwerkingsfout" means Modification process error
Can anyone help me please, I'd like to keep my forum up to date.
what appears in your forum error log when you reach this point?
This is the message from the error log:
administrator Today 15:18:24
84.194.136.250 a771fb39ae7c47bf6820fa3d8873f5ef
http://www.hififorum.nl/index.php?action=packages;sa=install;package=smf_patch_1.0.13_1.1.5_2.0-b3.1_4.zip
8: Undefined index: package_readme
File: /var/www/vhosts/hififorum.nl/httpdocs/Sources/Packages.php
Line: 294
i did a search on package_readme and most common fix was permissions
in the Packages directory
After I try to perfom the upgrade, a zip package appears in the Packages directory.
The name is : smf_patch_1.0.13_1.1.5_2.0-b3.1.zip
That file has read and write permissions for Owner, Group and All Users but no Execute permissions. If I try to change that it gives me an error message.
In the zip package, there are six files:
package-info.xml
smf_1-0-12_to_1-0-13_patch.mod
smf_1-0-13_can_fail.xml
smf_1-1-4_to_1-1-5_patch.mod
smf_1-1-5_can_fail.xml
smf_2-0-b3_to_2-0-b3-1_patch.mod
And I have absolutely no idea what to do with these
what are permissions on temp directoy under Packages?
There is no temp directory under Packages. There is only a directory called backups.
That one has read, write and execute permissions for everybody.
Would really like to install the upgrade, but with seven failed tests, installing the patch seems very risky. Any assistance would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!
The following report is from my package manager.
Installations actions for "SMF 1.0.13 / 1.1.5 / 2.0 b3.1 Update":
Installing this package will perform the following actions:
Type Action Description
1. Execute Modification ./index.php Test successful
2. Execute Modification ./Sources/Admin.php Test successful
3. Execute Modification ./Sources/Calendar.php Test successful
4. Execute Modification ./Sources/Karma.php Test successful
5. Execute Modification ./Sources/Load.php Test failed
6. Execute Modification ./Sources/ManageNews.php Test successful
7. Execute Modification ./Sources/ManagePermissions.php Test failed
8. Execute Modification ./Sources/ManageServer.php Test successful
9. Execute Modification ./Sources/PersonalMessage.php Test successful
10. Execute Modification ./Sources/Post.php Test successful
11. Execute Modification ./Sources/Profile.php Test failed
12. Execute Modification ./Sources/QueryString.php Test successful
13. Execute Modification ./Sources/Recent.php Test successful
14. Execute Modification ./Sources/Register.php Test successful
15. Execute Modification ./Sources/RemoveTopic.php Test successful
16. Execute Modification ./Sources/Search.php Test successful
17. Execute Modification ./Sources/Security.php Test failed
18. Execute Modification ./Sources/Subs-Boards.php Test successful
19. Execute Modification ./Sources/Subs-Compat.php Test successful
20. Execute Modification ./Sources/Subs-Graphics.php Test successful
21. Execute Modification ./Sources/Subs-Members.php Test successful
22. Execute Modification ./Sources/Subs-Package.php Test successful
23. Execute Modification ./Sources/Subs-Post.php Test successful
24. Execute Modification ./Sources/Subs-Sound.php Test successful
25. Execute Modification ./Sources/Subs.php Test failed
26. Execute Modification ./Themes/default/index.template.php Test failed
27. Execute Modification ./Themes/default/Post.template.php Test successful
28. Execute Modification ./Themes/default/Recent.template.php Test successful
29. Execute Modification ./Themes/default/Register.template.php Test successful
30. Execute Modification ./Themes/default/style.css Test successful
31. Execute Modification ./SSI.php Test failed
32. Execute Modification ./Themes/default/languages/index.english.php Test successful
33. Execute Modification ./Themes/default/languages/ModSettings.english.php Test successful
34. Execute Modification ./Sources/QueryString.php Test successful
35. Execute Modification ./Sources/Search.php Test successful
36. Execute Modification ./Sources/Post.php Test successful
37. Execute Modification ./Sources/Subs-Post.php Test successful
38. Execute Modification ./Sources/Subs-Package.php Test successful
Test failed just means that previous mods you've installed have alter the code in such a way the automated installation process for those files cannot be done.
Be sure to download those files via FTP to your computer, then using a decent text editor (Notepad++) make the appropriate edits for the upgrade manually (Manual Installation of Mods (http://docs.simplemachines.org/index.php?topic=402)) to those specific files. Then once 100% done run the upgrade, ignore errors and proceed. Then upload those altered files after update.
PS: Posting in an already solved thread will result in less chance for support. Please start your own in future.
Thanks for the support! I will follow your instructions impeccably.
BTW, sorry about posting in the "solved thread". I never saw anywhere that said this thread had been closed (or solved). Maybe I missed it somewhere along the way? Didn't see it at the tail end of the board before I posted. ???
edit - Never mind. Now I see it at the index board. My bad.
Be sure to backup before doing any major edits of course.
Yes it can be tricky to notice, but any thread that has a 'solved' tick as it's message icon has been deemed solved, FYI.