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I have reversed the order, and told the query to only query thread smaller than startat.

PHP Code:

    $threads = $db->query_read("
        SELECT title, threadid
        FROM " . TABLE_PREFIX . "thread
        WHERE threadid >= " . $vbulletin->GPC['startat'] . "
        ORDER BY threadid
        LIMIT " . $vbulletin->GPC['perpage']
    ); 


The process still starts with the first thread.

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Hmm, that's weird.
I can load misc.php, but as soon as I add the variables "&do=updatethread&startat=12345", I get a 404 error.

http://mydomain.com/forum/admincp/mi...&startat=40000 gives me a 404.
http://mydomain.com/forum/admincp/misc.php loads just fine.

Must be something in the htaccess file, I guess.

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There should be a form field added to the maintenance page that lets you define the startat value.