[.Tim]

Originally Posted by Paul M

That message is a load of bull, The licence code is only required for checking users passwords as they login.

What it actually means is it can't find your vbulletin config.php file to get the mysql details.


At the top of the CMS2 file is this ;

PHP Code:

require_once $vbpath . '/includes/config.php'; 


Change it to this for a moment and see what path is displayed ;

PHP Code:

echo $vbpath; exit; 


I forgot to check this thread again and I came up with another fix, I just copied everything from the vbulletin35CMS to the vbulletinCMS2 and was able to install and now it's working just fine. Thanks for your help though.