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Well when i did the upgrade first time i had the same issue.... even after upgrading it was still showing me on some places that i have 4.0.8 n some places it showed me 4.1.0 what i found out was that i did the upgrade on a custom template and wat i did i deleted all those custom onez since they weren't gonna work on 4.1.0 anyways and redid the upgrade and everything went goood without any issues...also just make sure u upload all da files of 4.1.0 not just a patch |
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http://www.vbulletin.com/docs/html/upgrade http://www.vbulletin.com/forum/conte...e-Instructions |
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Sure. I went exactly by the video. I had to download a FTP program. I actually downloaded three LOL One I couldn't get working. The second one kept on freezing on me. Then I downloaded SmartFTP and that seemed to work, I think. I have never used one of these programs before. I did a back up, which was easy enough done. I deleted two files as per the video. I can't remember which ones but it was the two that were in the video. I also added something to the top of the config file as per the video. I turned off my board and then transfered all the files over via the FTP program. Once that was done. I went to the install/upgrade page and went through all those steps. I think there were 6 in total. Then I went back to my board and everything worked fine. At the bottom of the board it still said that I had version 4.0.5. When I went to the admin panel at the top it still said I had 4.0.5. It looked like nothing had changed.
Ohh and I don't have any mods attached to the board, so there was nothing to turn off there. I hope all that makes sense? |
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No problem. To check your database backup you can see if its complete by just downloading it to your hard drive if you have not already and double clicking on it to open it. Give it a moment because sometimes it takes a minute or two to totally load. Then scroll all the way to the bottom and look for something to the effect of:
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-- -- Dumping data for table `vb3_word` -- Code:
-- -- Dumping data for table `word` -- |
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CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS `visitormessage_hash` ( `postuserid` int(10) unsigned NOT NULL default '0', `userid` int(10) unsigned NOT NULL default '0', `dupehash` varchar(32) NOT NULL default '', `dateline` int(10) unsigned NOT NULL default '0', KEY `postuserid` (`postuserid`,`dupehash`), KEY `dateline` (`dateline`) ) ENGINE=MyISAM DEFAULT CHARSET=latin1; Does that mean I have not backed up my board right? |
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1. Download the latest version of vbulletin from your members area. 2. Unzip it to your hard drive (desktop most likely is easiest) 3. Look in the includes/ directory and find the config.php.new file. 4. Change the name to config.php. 5. Double click on the config file to open it (you'll need a html editor like dreaweaver, frontpage, or there are some frees ones or you can use windows built in notepad or a text editor. 6. In the file you will need to change the following items to match your info: First find: Code:
$config['Database']['dbname'] = 'forum'; Then find: Code:
$config['Database']['tableprefix'] = ''; Then find: Code:
$config['MasterServer']['servername'] = 'localhost'; Then find: Code:
$config['MasterServer']['username'] = 'root'; $config['MasterServer']['password'] = ''; Now save the file. Make sure that you ALWAYS edit between the ' and '. So if the code is Code:
$config['MasterServer']['username'] = 'root'; Code:
$config['MasterServer']['username'] = 'your_username'; 7. Now you need to delete the install.php file from your includes directory in the new files you are about to upload. 8. Turn your board off. 9. Upload all the files keeping the directory structure and order together. Make sure that you "OVERWRITE" all your old files. If you have a custom skin then do not upload the images directory. 10. After all the files are uploaded and overwritten open your browser to: http://www.yoursite.com/forums/install/upgrade.php Change yoursite.com to your domain and if your forum is not in a forums directory then drop the forums part from the link like so http://www.yoursite.com/install/upgrade.php 11. Now you should see a screen asking you for your customer number. Copy and paste it in the box and click the button to start. 12. From here you just wait and let it do its thing. When its done it will tell you. Then you should be all ready to go. --------------- Added [DATE]1294529330[/DATE] at [TIME]1294529330[/TIME] --------------- Quote:
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Wow! Ok, I am going to try your step by step instructions. Thank you so very much for laying them out for me.
But before I try that, I need to know if I am backing up correctly. What I have been doing is this. 1. Open my cpanel 2. Open phpMyAdmin 3. Click on the forum 4. Click on export 5. Unclick "comments" 6. Unclick "Complete Inserts" 7. Unclick "Extended Inserts" 8. Change the name of the file (which I usually put the date) 9. Then press go. Is this correct? |
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That is not usually the way I use phpmyadmin to do a backup. Not saying it does not work, but I do not untick options on it. I do those options listed above leaving out the untick parts.
Let me ask you something, how large is your forum? How many members, posts threads? |
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