sv1cec
05-12-2005, 05:29 AM
Folks,
Please check something in your system.
Run the following query:
SELECT * FROM ".TABLE_PREFIX."setting WHERE varname LIKE 'warn_%'
and see what your volatile column shows. For some reason, on my system, the volatile column was set to 1, while it should be set to 0. If yours is also set to 1, it means that when a new version of vBulletin is out, and you upgrade, the AWS settings will be removed. To prevent that, use the following query:
UPDATE ".TABLE_PREFIX."setting SET volatile=0 WHERE varname LIKE 'warn_%'
Please let me know what was the value of your volatile.
Rgds
Please check something in your system.
Run the following query:
SELECT * FROM ".TABLE_PREFIX."setting WHERE varname LIKE 'warn_%'
and see what your volatile column shows. For some reason, on my system, the volatile column was set to 1, while it should be set to 0. If yours is also set to 1, it means that when a new version of vBulletin is out, and you upgrade, the AWS settings will be removed. To prevent that, use the following query:
UPDATE ".TABLE_PREFIX."setting SET volatile=0 WHERE varname LIKE 'warn_%'
Please let me know what was the value of your volatile.
Rgds