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and i dont yell. i simply state that people have a tendency to blamne someone(something) else for their mistakes. so what if corrupted? if is no good, why would it be in the VB package??? i doubth Jelsoft wants to promote a crappy code image. i know freddie from this board and he pulls amasing stuff. period. there is no but, maybe or how. and people had problems with the script because maybe it wasnt well documented? look at this situaton with Kaelon. he ran the script with the board ON. now we all know what to do. constructive, right? @Slynderdale: dont panic, that's me.. when you will know me better, you will see that this is my wierd way to talk sometimes. dont take it bad because that's how i am, i say what i think... sometimes to fast. regulars start laughing at me while i pull one of my panic attacs... and i join them also shortly after... |
that was taken around 1 am in the morning, that was my stats
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And I don't care if the PHP authors wrote the script themselves, the fact is, many people can't get it to work correctly. So unless everyone here except you are complete idiots, something must be wrong, right? Quote:
See, I'm not yelling. |
true. i apologise about the tension i created like an idiot. i mean it.
now, about the script. if i understand correctly, people had problems with my mod? not with freddie's file? |
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Maybe you should consider grabbing a glass of water, or maybe even counting to 100 before posting when you see something that makes you go off like this? |
Hmm lots of talk about me.
I wrote repair.php as something that I could run nightly on my forum as it was getting periodic corruption. It has run nightly for probably a year now and I have not had a corrupt table since. I thought that perhaps it might help out others and be an easier than telling everyone to go run myisamchk on their databases to fix problems. That being said, I only tested it on my forum so that is why it says "Not Supported". It won't work on non MyISAM tables and it won't work if the user table is corrupted. Kaelon - your post table was corrupted before you opened repair.php. You can have corruption without it being to the point of causing visible problems. The error 28 that the script generated shows that your database ran out of space while trying to repair the post table. There was nothing inherent to the script that caused your problem. Your post table is very small so for this to have occurred would have to be a fault of your hosting company in terms of managing disk space. In fact, the corrupted index that brought up the repair procedure to begin with was probably caused by the lack of disk space. |
Very nice , I installed this and backed up my forums and it worked great .. thanks :)
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Very nice addition to the Admin CP, thank you nakkid and freddie :D
@Slynderdale would you mind sharing how you got the custom avatar and attachment count in the stats? |
NTLDR: hack by freddie
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I'll take another look. |
it is in his attached screenshot
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The script seems to be working for me but I'm getting this error:
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Any help would be appreciated. Also: I didn't realize until I ran it the first time you modified repair.php. Might make a note of that, (unless you already did and I missed it somewhere) or, better yet, rename repair.php to something else and change it in the hack. Anyway, this is really handy to have available from the Admin console. Thank you! |
If you find out how this is done, I would be very interested to know. :)
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thank you Nakkid and freddie, I'll try this later, hope it works...
Schorsch |
ok I tried it now, no errors :banana:
DB size before: 64.71 MB after: 63.47 MB has this repair.php any other features, like better performance of the board, etc.. ??? cu Schorsch |
yes it does. is like you format your hard drive in a way.. you basically order your database to remove errors and little empty spaces.
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great hack m8!
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any update on this tool or similar for vbulletin 3.5.1?
best regards |
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