Umm...... I'll have to take a look to the attachments routines... Sorry for that.

Why don't you do this on your own computer? Install mysql and php, install a local copy of vbulletin, upload both databases to your mysql server and run the merge.

If you don't know how to install mysql and php and all that stuff, try to browse this forums or search on http://www.google.com ... There are plenty of places where you will find some very good tutorials about it.

Are you going to make the hack for vb3 databases and release it when RC is out?

Julian, I was able to install locally, but even when entering (what I believe was) the correct information in your file, I still get that error I previously posted. What, and where exactly am I supposed to enter the DB information?

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Would it be possible for me to create a new forum on my main vbulletin board, and have all the merged posts go into that forum?

Oh my goodness, thank you so very much. :)

I will try it very soon. WOO!

Was that polls bug ever fixed?

Im having a few problems marging my db. THe user merge doesnt seem to add any users at all(atleast to the post count), and neither does the forum merge(it will start merging then hang there refershing, the startat var keesp going up though. and the pm merge does the same thing.. I had to edit the file directly and add the database info to the file as well or else i would get the mysql error hocky got.

Im using vbulletin 2.3.0

I found a bug on the poll merger and I think I fixed it successfully. Try it on your localhost.

was my problem addressed?