where can i get the old mod_rewrite version? i wanna try that!

Not sure if this will help you but on our current server only

vB Easy Archive v1.0 - Released on December 1st, 2002 ####

will run correctly.

Here are our current server configs:

PHP Version 4.2.2
Red Hat Linux 8.0
Apache Version Apache 1.3.27
Loaded Modules: mod_php4, mod_setenvif, mod_so, mod_auth, mod_access, mod_rewrite, mod_alias, mod_userdir, mod_actions, mod_imap, mod_asis, mod_cgi, mod_dir, mod_autoindex, mod_include, mod_status, mod_negotiation, mod_mime, mod_log_config, mod_env, http_core

I hope this might help you try to figure out a more universal script. Since we've been very successful with it so far.

Wow this looks fantastic - how on earth did i ever miss this thread :)

- miSt

I host with VenturesOnline and they claim the mod is installed on my server..


Here is my config file:

<?php

################################################## ############
### vB Easy Archive v2.1 - Released on December 29th, 2002 ###
## Scripts created by Xenon and modified/released by SkuZZy ##
### Copyright info MUST stay on the bottom of all scripts ####
#### Visit http://www.vbulletin.org for updated versions! ####
################################################## ############

// Full PATH to your global.php file

require('/home/yesits/public_html/vbbs/global.php');

// Title of your website/forums... used for <title> tags on most pages

$title="Yes-its-free.Com - Your Highway To The World's Free Stuff!";

// Forums URL - Directory your vbulletin forums are in (NO TRAILING SLASH!)

$forumurl="http://www.yes-its-free.com/vbbs";

// Archive URL - The location of these scripts (NO TRAILING SLASH!)

$archiveurl="http://www.yes-its-free.com/easyarchive";

?>

All paths are right and I still get all white page when I call;

http://www.yes-its-free.com/easyarchive/

I had exactly the same problem - had everything installed properly, mod_mime, etc, kept on getting a blank page. In the end I simply used chdir to navigate to the global file instead, and it worked perfectly!

Can you help a dummy out and edit my file or paste exactly what I need to do?

My chdir knowledge is limited, and I really can't be bothered to think right now.

If you put your archive directory INSIDE of your forum directory, I can paste my config file here.

no problem

I appreciate it

Please do

I'll have to do it later - my only copy of config.php is on my ftp server, and I can't log in at the moment...

Thanks John

Shoot fuddie

I am heading out for few days and wanted to get this finished. I will keep watching for your reply or anyone else willing to help.

Thank you