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Changed forum url and now having problems
Hello,
I just changed my url but I forgot to edit it in vb acp and now I am unable to log in and all of my urls (for example register & forums) are still pointing to my old url. Which file do I edit to update all of this info? Sorry for my bad english |
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You could try editing it in the database. You'd want to edit the record in table datastore where title="options". What's stored in that field is a serialized array, so if you find and edit it you also have to fix the length. So it might say (somewhere in the middle of a long string)
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s:5:"bburl";s:21:"http://mydomain/forum"; Code:
s:5:"bburl";s:28:"http://someotherdomain/forum"; There's a tools.php that you can upload to your admincp folder and it lets you fix some things, but I can't remember if the url is one of the things it lets you fix. |
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Editing the datastore table, and the serialized data, isn't really recommended unless you really know what you are doing. If you are using a recent version of the software, you should be able to just change the bburl in the settings table and then upload the tools.php file from the do_not_upload directory to your admincp and point your browser at it and then click to rebuild the Options Bitfields. You will need to upload the /install directory (without the /cmsdefaultdata directory or the install.php or upgrade.php file) in order to run the tools.php script.
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kh99 |
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Hi,
I got this error when i tried to run tools.php Warning: require_once(./install/includes/class_upgrade.php) [function.require-once]: failed to open stream: No such file or directory in /home2/dano925/public_html/admincp/tools.php on line 46 Fatal error: require_once() [function.require]: Failed opening required './install/includes/class_upgrade.php' (include_path='.:/opt/php52/lib/php') in /home2/dano925/public_html/admincp/tools.php on line 46 |
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Reinstall the 'install' directory which you have removed per the advisement of vBulletin.
I found this recent reference: http://www.vbulletin.com/forum/forum...rror-tools-php |
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