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SMF 2.0.x Support / Re: Http 500 code, moved serve...
Last post by Kindred - Yesterday at 09:21:00 PMWell, 1- upgrading php is literally the thing that you will HAVE TO DO, soon.... 5.3 is insecure for one.
2- please provide the exact structure of the bad table...
It would also help if you provided the data on the 17 rows (remove the email and password field contents)
2- please provide the exact structure of the bad table...
It would also help if you provided the data on the 17 rows (remove the email and password field contents)
#2
SMF Coding Discussion / Re: registering someone using ...
Last post by Diego Andrés - Yesterday at 08:48:52 PMNo, you shouldn't overwrite the variable. Other MODs might be appending data to it as well.
It is safer to just change those values you need, or create the needed elements.
It is safer to just change those values you need, or create the needed elements.
#3
SMF Coding Discussion / Re: registering someone using ...
Last post by Naytheet - Yesterday at 07:14:09 PMcan't I modify $regOption like I did on the fly instead ?
#4
SMF 2.1.x Support / Re: Moved topic auto-redirect....
Last post by Sesquipedalian - Yesterday at 06:37:08 PMIt would be a lot easier, @zedd151, to simply turn on the Quick Moderation checkboxes in the Look & Layout section of your profile, so that you can use the nice, straightforward UI that SMF provides for this job.
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SMF 2.1.x Support / Re: Moved topic auto-redirect....
Last post by zedd151 - Yesterday at 06:16:37 PMCreate a link to remove any topic by right clicking the button to remove the topic. But don't remove that topic, only use the url from it.
Then get the topic ID number from the redirect topic that you want to remove.
Paste that topic ID into the link that you created in the first step. Do not remove the session ID when doing this.
Once finished that newly created link should remove the redirection topic.
Of course you must have the proper permission to remove it, or it won't work.
I inadvertently had a similar situation after our forums SMF upgrade.
Then get the topic ID number from the redirect topic that you want to remove.
Paste that topic ID into the link that you created in the first step. Do not remove the session ID when doing this.
Once finished that newly created link should remove the redirection topic.
Of course you must have the proper permission to remove it, or it won't work.
I inadvertently had a similar situation after our forums SMF upgrade.
#6
SMF 2.1.x Support / Re: Cannot read/reply to priva...
Last post by 808server - Yesterday at 06:12:07 PMSomeone figured it out. It's working now. Thank you!
#7
Modifications and Packages / Re: Voter Visibility
Last post by Johnfromhere - Yesterday at 05:10:49 PMAs stated - I installed the Voter Visibility mod and it appeared to be working fine when I tested it.
I a now trying to use it and it still appears to be working OK but I am getting errors written to the Error log as under.
Any ideas please?
Many thanks.
John.
I a now trying to use it and it still appears to be working OK but I am getting errors written to the Error log as under.
Any ideas please?
Many thanks.
John.
Quotexxxxxx
xxx.xxx.xx.xxx
ba566005bc498b5d261d911fd38a1371
https://xxxxxxxxxx.xx.xx/smf/index.php?action=votelog;topic=36
/home/xxxxxxx/public_html/smf/Sources/VoteLog.php (Line 79)
Backtrace information
Type of error: General
Error message Select
8: Trying to access array offset on value of type null
3
Sep 25, 2023, 06:01 PM
________________________________________
xxxxxx
xxx.xxx.xx.xxx
ba566005bc498b5d261d911fd38a1371
https://xxxxxxxx.xx.xx/smf/index.php?action=votelog;topic=36
/home/xxxxxxxx/public_html/smf/Sources/VoteLog.php (Line 79)
Backtrace information
Type of error: Undefined
Error message Select
8: Undefined index: poll
2
Sep 25, 2023, 06:01 PM
#8
SMF 2.0.x Support / Re: Http 500 code, moved serve...
Last post by Dinky - Yesterday at 04:37:54 PMI don't see that as a real solution. A fresh install works (once i hacked the installer to ignore the version of the database). Once installed, the fresh forum works fine.
This is a database woe.. and I've found it but I don't know how to fix it...
What i've done is backup both the original and fresh databases into different databases.. this then let me play Captain Debug..
One by one, I've copied the populated tables from the original forum database into the fresh database via phpmyadmin using the "drop if exists" feature. Then I refreshed the tab on the new forum after each successful copy.
The new forum worked well... until I copied smfpn_members into the fresh installs database. Not only did it exceed 30 odd seconds (odd considering there is only 17 members in it) but when i then refreshed the tab that is trying to visit the forum, the tab was unable to visit and went back to crashing - the apache error log showing the same old
So for reasons unknown, it appears that mysql hangs on this table, exceeds some sort of timeout, php gives up and crashes out taking apache with it.
The question is why is this table knackered? - I've tried the repair option via phpmyadmin, i've tried the flush option, optimising... it's as if the table causes mysql to use some sort of delay / hangs it.
This is a database woe.. and I've found it but I don't know how to fix it...
What i've done is backup both the original and fresh databases into different databases.. this then let me play Captain Debug..
One by one, I've copied the populated tables from the original forum database into the fresh database via phpmyadmin using the "drop if exists" feature. Then I refreshed the tab on the new forum after each successful copy.
The new forum worked well... until I copied smfpn_members into the fresh installs database. Not only did it exceed 30 odd seconds (odd considering there is only 17 members in it) but when i then refreshed the tab that is trying to visit the forum, the tab was unable to visit and went back to crashing - the apache error log showing the same old
Quote*** UnKnown can't find 127.0.0.1: Not implemented
*** UnKnown can't find 127.0.0.1: Not implemented
[Tue Sep 26 21:28:48 2023] [notice] Parent: child process exited with status 3221225477 -- Restarting.
So for reasons unknown, it appears that mysql hangs on this table, exceeds some sort of timeout, php gives up and crashes out taking apache with it.
The question is why is this table knackered? - I've tried the repair option via phpmyadmin, i've tried the flush option, optimising... it's as if the table causes mysql to use some sort of delay / hangs it.
#9
Theme Site Themes / Re: Flatline 2.1
Last post by TwitchisMental - Yesterday at 04:36:00 PMLine 4775
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font-family: "Tahoma", sans-serif;
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SMF 2.0.x Support / Re: Http 500 code, moved serve...
Last post by Kindred - Yesterday at 03:14:00 PMCan you upgrade your php to at least 7? And then try?