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extrackt rpm file with rpm2cpio
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local test on win xp, apache 2.0.55 + php 5.1 as modul + php soap extension
SoapFault Object ( .... somethingthing ..... [faultstring] => Call to undefined function vbrand() [faultcode] => SOAP-ENV:Server ) any idea? |
which vbulletin do you use?
in which folder is server.php located? if you use other folder than /soap you must edit a patch to you forum at the top of the server.php vbrand functions is in the functions.php, which is loaded by the constructor of the class so that i think it can not be found look at the CWD constant define('CWD', '../' ); <-- i think you must change this example to: ./ if you running server.php in the forumroot |
vb 3.5.1 new installed yesterday
path's: "vbroot"/soap/server.php "vbroot"/soap/examples/test.php i also think that functions.php not can be found but i dont know why. i have changed nothing and i follow exactly your instructions. hope u can understand my english :) p.s.: "i have changed nothing means that i have changed nothing in the server.php class", sure i have changed the needed paras like the key etc.. |
hmm it can be a windows specific problem
try to set an absolute path to the CWD constant and please check a path in the config.php file from vbulletin (attention windows and linux have different path c:/forum/ <-- windows /var/www/forum <-- linux ) hmm i think i must find anythere a windows pc and test it but it is not so simple, as it sounds i have at work only solaris computers, at home i'm using macosx and my root server is linux ..... |
ok now it works. great addon man ;)
the error comes because i have not defined in config.php the path to the forum -> $config['Misc']['forumpath'] = 'path/to/board'; in config.php i read that i must only define this path if vb print an error that i must define it - you know what i mean? |
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okay, great i will try to include forumpath check in the construct |
in "server.php" at function "getpost" i have found a the line "print_r($threadinfo)" ->
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public function getPost($key, $postid) i think u have set this line for debug mode and this should not set in the released version, right? |
hmm yes thx, i will remove it in the next release
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