[SMF Converter] Fireboard 1.0.x

[SleePy]

You can safely ignore that error.  It was a new feature we added to converters to help in the future for any support related issues that may be caused by converting.  This only affected our 2.0 converters though, so if you are using the 1.1 converter I am more interested in why it gave you that error.

[PKUlm]

Hi,

I am trying to convert Fireboard 1.0.4 to SMF 1.1.10 and always get the error:

Converting...
Converting members... Successful.
Converting categories... Successful.
Converting boards... Successful.
Converting topics... Successful.
Converting posts (this may take some time)... Successful.
Converting topic notifications... Successful.
Converting moderators... Successful.
Clearing unused tables... Successful.
Converting smileys... Successful.
Converting attachments...
Fatal error: Call to undefined function getAttachmentFilename() in /www/htdocs/w0080c23/convert.php(1109) : eval()'d code on line 3

Thanks for any help, Peter

[Norv]

Can you please make sure to use the convert script and .sql file from the Downloads > Converters page?
Linked here for convenience: http://download.simplemachines.org/?converters;software=fireboard

[PKUlm]

Yes, I use this converter.

The Fireboard is inside Joomla with the Community Builder component, I think the attachments and avatars are stored in other directories than without Community Builder.

Regards, Peter

[Norv]

Please, post your convert.php file, as attachment, here. Perhaps fireboard_to_smf.sql as well.

Edit: the error doesn't seem to have anything to do with a location of the files themselves, but rather it sounds like the conversion script doesn't have a function definition available. On current versions the converter should simply not call that function, but another. A bit strange, the error.

[PKUlm]

Thanks for Your help.

Peter

[Norv]

Can you please tell, do you have the convert script in the SMF directory?

[Norv]

Also, please use the attached file. It adds a few messages. Please use it and copy paste here the code it should display before the error.

[PKUlm]

Hi,

I tried the script in the SMF directory as in the root directory and received the same message.

Peter

[Norv]

It doesn't seem like the same message, actually.

Please note first, that the conversion has actually finished, but it seems avatars and attachments were not found. (Perhaps you had these errors about "No such file or directory" before?)
Either way, please tell where the attachments, and the avatars, are stored.

[PKUlm]

Hi,

the avatars are stored: root/images/comprofiler

the attachements: root/images/fbfiles/files

Peter

[Norv]

Please, try using the attached file.
It's a quick fix, aiming to try finding those avatars/attachments.
In case the result is not the expected, please attach just the same the log.

[PKUlm]

Hi,

sorry for my mistake. I wrote as directory root/images/comprofiler. With root was meant the root directory which is: /www/htdocs/w0080c23/. I have changed this in the sql-file, the messages see again in the attached file. Thank You very much.

Peter

[Norv]

Are you running the converter from the SMF directory?

Then again, do those files exist, those about which you get "Warning"? Is the directory accessible for PHP?
For example: /www/htdocs/w0080c23/images/fbfiles/images/abbrechen.gif

[PKUlm]

Hi,

the attachments are copied, the warnings are not existing files. But no avatar.

Scripts running in the smf directory.

Peter

[Norv]

Please try to use these files.

[Norv]

Ah, cross posted. Good to hear the attachments worked. Please, try the above files and the entire log as before will be appreciated, to see what the problem may be about avatars.

[PKUlm]

Hi,

the avatars are definately stored in /www/htdocs/w0080c23/images/comprofiler. For example: /images/comprofiler/tn243_48f7095676d4f.jpg

In the attached file are only the messages with the avatars.
Peter

[Norv]

Thanks, I'll have to debug the script for this, but I'm afraid I'll do that no sooner than 12 hours or so.

EDIT: eventually, please if you could log in phpMyAdmin (What is phpMyAdmin?), select the Fireboard database, and run this exact SQL query:

Code Select Expand


SELECT userid, avatar FROM fireboard_fb_users
WHERE avatar != ''
LIMIT 5;

and copy and paste, or screenshot, the result here. Thank you.
(replace "fireboard_" with your Fireboard database prefix)

[PKUlm]

Hi,

no matter, I am very happy that You will do this, thanks a lot!

Peter

Screenshot attached.