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Started by gianx80, November 10, 2008, 02:23:52 PM

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gianx80

This is my problem: I have a forum ad I've decided to upgrade from version 1.1.5 to 1.1.7 using the manual process (I've downloaded the upgrade package from SMF official site). After the upgrade, I tied to re-enable all my plug-ins, obtaining this error: "Session verification failed. Please try logging out and back in again, and ...". After this, I tried to change browser, to delete all cookies, to empty out all the DB table referring to the sessions, to change the cookies name ... but the problem was still there. Moreover, I backupped my settings file and my theme, I downloaded the normal installation package for a fresh installation, I restored my settings file and my theme ... and the problem is still there. So, now I'm not able to enable or disable packages.

Do you have a solution?

P.S.
The problem remains also with the default theme  and excuse me for my English, but it isn't my mother language.


scimmiotto

Loop code example:
The following statement is FALSE
The previous statement is TRUE.

tatore

I would try to run the repair_settings tool ( What is repair_settings.php?), and then check the server setting>>feature configuration from your admin cp.
Please, report here your setting's values about:
- Enable local storage of cookies [?]
-Use subdomain independent cookies[?]
-Use database driven sessions[?]
-Seconds before an unused session timeout[   ]
*Salvo*




Quote from: RumbaarI wont jump to conclusion, but you might be hacked?

DareDevil1990

i have the same problem...
here the details u asked
- Enable local storage of cookies [?] unticked
-Use subdomain independent cookies[?]ticked
-Use database driven sessions[?]ticked
-Seconds before an unused session timeout[   ]6000

tatore

Quote from: MRDJ on November 11, 2008, 05:21:52 AM
i have the same problem...
here the details u asked
- Enable local storage of cookies [?] unticked
-Use subdomain independent cookies[?]ticked
-Use database driven sessions[?]ticked
-Seconds before an unused session timeout[   ]6000

did you try to run repair_settings.php? 
Can I have a sample of your forum's url? Eg.: is it like www.myforum.whatever.com or simply www.myforum.com ?
*Salvo*




Quote from: RumbaarI wont jump to conclusion, but you might be hacked?

DareDevil1990

well i didnt run repair_settings.php :)

and my forum url is http://www.da-legends.info/

and since i  installed the update i am also unable to logout... i get the same seseion verification error ???

tatore

Try deleting from your browser all cookies first.
If it still doesn't work, open your phpMyadmin (What is phpMyAdmin?), select smf database, click on the SQL icon and run the following queries (assuming that your smf table prefix is smf_ ):

REPAIR TABLE `smf_sessions`

And after

OPTIMIZE TABLE `smf_sessions`

It should work.
*Salvo*




Quote from: RumbaarI wont jump to conclusion, but you might be hacked?

Rev.Robert

I have tried all the things writen but problem still exists. I realized that if you upgrade your forum (my version was 1.1.6) there is no problem, but if have a clean install then this problem occurs.

tatore

Quote from: Rev.Robert on November 11, 2008, 06:13:04 AM
I have tried all the things writen but problem still exists. I realized that if you upgrade your forum (my version was 1.1.6) there is no problem, but if have a clean install then this problem occurs.
Never experienced something like that, as I still didn't install 1.1.7 from scratch.
*Salvo*




Quote from: RumbaarI wont jump to conclusion, but you might be hacked?

DareDevil1990

ok i did as said it didnt work still geting the same error ...btw is there any way to go back to smf 1.1.6 and dont effect the forum staibilty ?

tatore

Last attempt, to empty the smf_sessions table.
Run this query:
TRUNCATE smf_sessions;
*Salvo*




Quote from: RumbaarI wont jump to conclusion, but you might be hacked?

DareDevil1990

thanks for the help but this also didnt work i am still unable to logout and still unable to uninstall mods :'(

gianx80

Quote from: tatore on November 11, 2008, 04:15:27 AM
I would try to run the repair_settings tool ( What is repair_settings.php?), and then check the server setting>>feature configuration from your admin cp.
Please, report here your setting's values about:
- Enable local storage of cookies [?]
-Use subdomain independent cookies[?]
-Use database driven sessions[?]
-Seconds before an unused session timeout[   ]

I've already runned this script yesterday, however these are my settings:
- Enable local storage of cookies [unchecked]
-Use subdomain independent cookies[checked]
-Use database driven sessions[checked]
-Seconds before an unused session timeout[ 2880 ]

Now, I'm going to run:

REPAIR TABLE `smf_sessions` and OPTIMIZE TABLE `smf_sessions`

.... nothing, the problem is still there. However, if you need it, this is the forum url: http://gianx.d4net.org/forum [nofollow]

Smoky "Rider" Blue

**Take the time to remember friendships and family.. Sometimes it's all we have, and missed very much**


Smoky "Rider" Blue

no solution yet, lets just hope they can get it figured out soon..  ;)
**Take the time to remember friendships and family.. Sometimes it's all we have, and missed very much**

gianx80

Quote from: SmokyBlue on November 11, 2008, 08:11:15 AM
no solution yet, lets just hope they can get it figured out soon..  ;)

Thank you ... I'll monitor that page ... I hope in a fast solution.

Regards

scimmiotto

Loop code example:
The following statement is FALSE
The previous statement is TRUE.

Smoky "Rider" Blue

quick fix:

admin>packages>options


make all files writeable..


dont worry, they will revert back..  and the same situation will still be there later.. but it is a temporary solution..  :)
**Take the time to remember friendships and family.. Sometimes it's all we have, and missed very much**

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