I have tried three times installing the bridge between Coppermine 1.4.20 and Simple Machines (SMF) 2.0/RC1 In all cases, the bridge works however it breaks the link to the avatars and uploads of the forum. I end up with a bunch of error messages from the SMF display.php on lines 1248 and 1367, every time the program calls for an uploaded avatar. Claims it is a permissions error but permissions are set properly.
Has anyone else run into this or do you know the mods or code changes the bridge makes when installed.
If I reinstall the forum with the exact same database and reconnect the avatars, everything is fine.
I'd start playing with code but I don't know what files the bridge modifies. I suspect there is some change being made that the two programs then don't like each other.
thanks
Paul
Have you tried asking at Coppermine? There have been quite a few core changes, so it is possible that the bridge may require an update
I've posted the same message on their forum. They say the bridge doesn't modify anything, but I don't know that I accept that.
It might not modify but I suspect it is redirecting something
Paul
Please can you post a link to your forum / coppermine as well as the topic on the coppermine forum :)
Also, do you have any mods installed?
The link to my forum is http://hm-cobra.org/smf_forum (http://hm-cobra.org/smf_forum)
The link to my websites Gallery is http://hm-cobra.org/cpg1420 (http://hm-cobra.org/cpg1420)
The link to the thread on the Coppermine forum is http://forum.coppermine-gallery.net/index.php/topic,58262.0.html (http://forum.coppermine-gallery.net/index.php/topic,58262.0.html)
I presently have the bridge disabled and I have reinstalled SMF to clear the problems I had earlier.
There aren't any mods installed. When the gallery was running, I had added a gallery menu button in the Subs.php file with this code in the area that loads the menu:
'gallery' => array(
'title' => 'gallery',
'href' => 'http://hm-cobra.org/cpg1420',
'show' => true,
'sub_buttons' => array(
),
),
No other changes to any of the RC1 files.
I've attached a screen shot of the errors in the log file
Thanks for any help or input
Paul
It looks to me like the actual problem is a permissions issue. Ensure that the IIS user has read and write permissions on the attachment folder :)
I have verified and so has the systems administrator, the attachments folder has read/write permissions. We have repeatedly reset the permissions and still the problem.
Paul
Is the attachment path definitely correct?
Have the permissions been set recursively on the folder? Have you checked the file / folder owner?
This is something which can normally only be a permissions problem