Most user every online

[geevest.com]

Most user every online in my forum always :

Most users ever online was 1, 01-01-1970 at 07:00 AM.


anyone can help?

[djdonx]

Mine is exactly the same, I gave up on trying to fix it though..

[Lynne]

You might want to search over on vb.com

http://www.vbulletin.com/forum/showthread.php?t=228617

There was also just a thread about this lately and some hacks were listed that cause problems with the online users number. You might want to look it up.

[geevest.com]

i dont understand,bcos im nob

[tipoboy]

do you have a portal installed?? and if so have you updated your board to a new version recently??

if not do a search here for "most ever users online" and you should find a query to run via the admincp of your board

if you have a portal installed let me know because there's another fix you have to impliment:)

[geevest.com]

no i dont install portal...but im update a new version my forum

[tipoboy]

run this query

update datastore set unserialize = 1,data = ' ' where title = 'maxloggedin'

if the problem persists it may be due to a hack you've installed not working correctly

[geevest.com]

Friend :

update datastore set unserialize = 1,data = ' ' where title = 'maxloggedin'

vBulletin Message
An error occurred while attempting to execute your query. The following information was returned.
error number: 1146
error desc: Table 'hitamput_vbul.datastore' doesn't exist

[Dismounted]

UPDATE TABLE_PREFIXdatastore SET unserialize = 1, data = '' WHERE title = 'maxloggedin'
Make sure you insert your table prefix (as defined in config.php) where it says TABLE_PREFIX.

[Boidy]

I have exactly the same problem. I've tried the SQL command, which works but as soon as the page refreshes, it goes back to the 1970 date.
I do have a portal installed though, so what's the other fix I need to look at?

[tipoboy]

see here

https://vborg.vbsupport.ru/showthread.php?t=154437

you must overwrite your new forum home page with the index.php from the latest version of vb. when updating your board you overwrite your forum templates with the new templates from vb. when doing this, because you've changed the directory of your forumhome to for instance forum.php this does not get overwriten with te new index.php so you must overwrite it manually using your ftp program!

fix was found on vb.com for those interested

[Paul M]

Most likely you have an index page that is still pre 3.6 code.

Edit: Beaten to it, see above.

[Boidy]

My forum code is in a sub-directory so I didn't need to rename the index.php file when I installed CMPS. I've double checked the index.php file and it is 3.6.8 .

Interestingly, I've just removed and re-installed all PaulM's mods from the forum (i.e. most ever users online etc), and it seems to be behaving itself now.
I suspect there was a previous version installed that wasn't overwritten and it was still using an old version of the mod?