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unable to turn forum off and censorship no longer works
Hello
I am having some issues with my forum, upon moving my forum from a shared hosting server to a VPS as well as upgrading to 3.8.0 a month a go I have started noticing that censorship no longer works and then when going to turn my forum off this morning to try to upgrade I couldn't do that either!!! I had 4 plugins installed, 3 (vbseo Sitemap generator, cron based email sending, You replacement) I have uninstalled. I also have a post thank you hack installed but when I try to uninstall that I get database errors and am unable to view posts. I have tried upgrading my old test forum to the version I am running now with no plugins and these features work. Could the post thank you hack be causing this after upgrading the forum to 3.8 or could something else be happening? I just don't understand why this thank you hack would cause censorship and turning my forum off to not work? I am a little worried that perhaps something else is going on? I have also tried installing the post thank you hack on my test forum and these features still work. Thanks |
Try disabling your modifications/plugins and see if you still have this problem.
Note: To temporarily disable the plugin system, edit config.php and add this line right under <?php PHP Code:
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There is actually a setting within vbulletin where you can disable the plugin/hook system for troubleshooting which I tried but still had the same issues.
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Have you looked in your error_logs to see if anything is turning up there?
Is your test forum also on the new server? |
Yes same server didn't think to check any error logs.
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Do you use a file based datastore?
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I don't think so?
--------------- Added [DATE]1236811752[/DATE] at [TIME]1236811752[/TIME] --------------- Ok just had a looksie in the config.php and I am using filecache if that is what you meant? |
Make sure that the directory used for the filecache was moved correctly and is world-writable, also ensure the files inside the directory are writable.
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Hello Marco,
I found a directory titled datastore with the attributes 755 and in there a datastore.php file that has not been modified since I moved with the attributes 644. I compared it with the datastore on my test forum and both the directory and the datastore file have the same attributes but this datastore file has been modified last time I used it. So there definitely seems to be something up in that it doesn't seem to be using the datastore since I moved, but the attributes seem the same? |
The datastore directory should be 755, but the datastore_cache.php file should be 777.
From here - The vBulletin Datastore: Quote:
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The attributes are incorrect.
644 & 755 are not "world writable" attributes. 7 - "rwx" (r)ead, (w)rite, e(x)ecute, for Owner/User, 5 - "r*x" for Group, 5 - "r*x" for world/Other <-- No "world" write permissions 6 - "rw*" (r)ead, (w)rite, e(x)ecute, for Owner/User, 4 - "r**" for Group, 4 - "r**" for world/Other <-- No "world" write permissions |
Thanks :) will give it a try now. I wonder why the one on my test forum still works?
--------------- Added [DATE]1236896230[/DATE] at [TIME]1236896230[/TIME] --------------- I changed the attributes for the datastore file and rebuilt my post cache and all fixed, thank you very much :) |
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