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Has anyone used this hack with 2.2.3b vb?

I tried installing it but had some problems, But it may have just been me

Kier, Does this work with Vbulletin 2.2.4, cause I just installed 2.2.4 and I wanna know if it works on it?

I always get the errormessage from the error_avatarnotimage template.

Any idea ?

Works fine with my forums using vB 2.2.4

BE AWARE

vBulletin 2.2.4 users

In both the first step of PHP editing (private.php and announcement.php and admin/functions.php) and the last one (/(admin/user.php) the last line is NOT:

but

Just a warning :D

Hey is this hack causing any probs with generating email lists, or mass emailing group functions?

Mass emailing does notwork for me but the only major hack I have is this hack and nothing else so I am a bit worried as to why mass email is not working :(

Hi. I've been using this hack for months without any problem, even mixing with other avatar-related ones...

Suddendly, some days ago, I noticed some mis-function with the custom avatar upload by an user.
Infact, with vb2.2.5, I noticed which follows:[list=1][*]Avatarrevision field in user table isn't incremented (it lasts 0)[*]Row in customavatar table is correctly added[*]New image file (avatarXX_R.gif/jpg) isn't copied into custom avatar directory[*]The new avatar is correctly displayed near the username everywhere [ getavatarurl() function ], but the url of the image isn't a file but avatar.php?userid=xx&dateline=1019732362 ... This means the hack isn't effective this case.[*]Old uploaded avatars with files in custom directory (and the correct avatarrevision value in the user table) still work correctly. The url of file is actually linked.[/list=1] --- > I think the problem is in member.php but I double-checked your instructions and didn't found any mistake...

Could you help me ?

Thank you very much
Bye

P.S.: custom avatars are ALWAYS stored into directory as .gif files, both gif and jpg types. Reason is obvious, but could it be a (another than above described one) problem to browser to correctly decode the img format when displaying it ?
Thanks again.

Warning: open_basedir restriction in effect. File is in wrong directory in /usr/local/psa/home/vhosts/forums.gamer-pit.com/httpdocs/admin/user.php on line 706

I keep getting this whenever i try uploading an avatar or linking one. The image appears broken with the URL pointning to avatar.php rather than the file itself. All directories are CHMOD'd to 777