Test my code

[filburt1]

Please upload the attached file to your forums' admin CP directory and post the results, which should look similar to:

Will vBMS run on my forums?

Checking requirements for vBulletin Mail System
Requirement Result
PHP version Passed (4.3.4)
PHP imap extension Passed (loaded)
MySQL version Passed (3.23.49)
vBulletin version Passed (3.0.3)
Tests complete. If a test failed, please take the recommend action listed.

I need to test it on as large a forum base as possible instead of just my development and live servers.

[paulyy]

Did you forget to attach the file? lol ;)

[Andreas]

Yeah, would be useful to actually have a file to upload ^.^

[filburt1]

So true...it'll be up in about an hour when I have remote access to my desktop.

[filburt1]

Added to first post.

[Andreas]

Production Server

PHP version Passed (4.3.9)
PHP imap extension Failed (not loaded)
Suggestion action: Ask your host to recompile PHP with the imap extension, or if your host uses Windows, to enable the imap extension in php.ini.
MySQL version Passed (3.23.49)
vBulletin version Passed (3.0.0 Release Candidate 3)
Tests complete. If a test failed, please take the recommend action listed.

Note: mySQL-detection is wrong; the installed version is 4.0.20
ACP index.php does display the correct version.

Test-Server

PHP version Passed (4.3.5)
PHP imap extension Passed (loaded)
MySQL version Passed (3.23.58)
vBulletin version Passed (3.0.3)
Tests complete. If a test failed, please take the recommend action listed.

Note: mySQL-detection is wrong; the installed version is 4.1.7
ACP index.php does display the correct version.

localhost

PHP version Passed (4.3.6)
PHP imap extension Passed (loaded)
MySQL version Passed (3.23.49)
vBulletin version Passed (3.0.3)
Tests complete. If a test failed, please take the recommend action listed.

Note: mySQL-detection is wrong; the installed version is 4.0.18
ACP index.php does display the correct version.

[Boofo]

Filburt, why don't you use this to get the correct version of MySQL?

$mysqlversion = $DB_site->query_first("SELECT VERSION() AS version");

[filburt1]

Filburt, why don't you use this to get the correct version of MySQL?

$mysqlversion = $DB_site->query_first("SELECT VERSION() AS version");
I was using a PHP function to do it but that would be a better way of asking MySQL who it is. :)

[filburt1]

File updated...any better?

[Boofo]

Yessir. Now it works right. ;)


PHP version Passed (4.3.9)
PHP imap extension Passed (loaded)
MySQL version Passed (4.0.22)
vBulletin version Passed (3.0.0 Release Candidate 3)
Tests complete.
If a test failed, please take the recommend action listed.

[Natch]

Seems to work for me:PHP version Passed (4.3.9)
PHP imap extension Failed (not loaded)
Suggestion action: Ask your host to recompile PHP with the imap extension, or if your host uses Windows, to enable the imap extension in php.ini.
MySQL version Passed (4.0.22)
vBulletin version Passed (3.0.3)POroductions server...

[filburt1]

BTW, if the imap test failed, please state if this is your test or production (live) server.