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Originally Posted by Hostboard
Saw this was updated again today. Installed, set to over write... Got error... System still shows 3.5a
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The package was updated to reflect the correct version build! (3.5b) within an hour of your original post, However version info is irrelevant, The version number is for my internal use, it doesn't hold any weight within Agelock it's self.
Quote:
Originally Posted by Hostboard
Code:
Database error in vBulletin 4.1.3:
Invalid SQL:
ALTER TABLE forum ADD agelock INT(1) DEFAULT '0';
MySQL Error : Duplicate column name 'agelock'
Error Number : 1060
Request Date : Friday, August 5th 2011 @ 09:16:09 PM
Error Date : Friday, August 5th 2011 @ 09:16:09 PM
Script : http://www.MyDomain.com/forums/admincp/plugin.php?do=productimport
Referrer : http://www.MyDomain.com/forums/admincp/plugin.php?do=productadd
IP Address : xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx
Username : UserID
Classname : vB_Database_MySQLi
MySQL Version : 5.1.41-3ubuntu12.10
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Due to the fact AgeLock 3.5 is NOT considered upgrade safe at the moment there is NO upgrade instructions! you must perform a full reinstall (uninstall and re-install) on major changes like this.
However in an effort to help everyone upgrade to the latest build without the need to re-apply each and every lock state I've attached a version of agelock which will perform the db changes needed for 3.5b, Which will hopefully address this problem.
Code:
1. Goto ADMINCP --> Plugins & Products -->Manage Products --> Add/Import Product
2. Select "product-aglk35b (CMS Edition) UPGRADE ONLY" from the agelock package
3. Set to overwrite
4. Import
5. Upload install/agelock_upgrade.php to your vbulletin root
6. goto install/agelock_upgrade.php
7. Remove install folder
Note: The upgrade package is simply Age Lock with the Database change for vb 4.1.5, Uninstalling the upgrade pack WILL remove all traces of age Lock not just the upgrade, If your installing a fresh use "product-aglk35b (CMS Edition)"
Note2: Age Lock version 3.5b is only needed for suite editions of vbulletin. Age Lock 3.5 is fully functional for current builds of vbulletin's Forum edition (upto 4.1.5pl1).
Stuie