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Ummm....I'm not sure to put this but I'm extremely lost...
I have 2.2.6 currently and well...i dont know what to do next to upgrade....do I run some sort of upgrade or something? im totally lost....and are there file edits included in upgrades? because my board is heavly hacked and I really dont want to install all like 100 of the hacks again.... /me is confused thanks for you time, i hope i can get some help... and if this is in the wrong forum ...i sowwie :knockedout: Show Your Support
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2 ways:
1) Normal upgrade Advantage - fast and easy - takes 5 minutes Disadvantage - you WILL LOSE ALL HACKS - and need to reinstall each one manually Follow the instructions in the vB.com members area. - Download the zip file - Upload the files in the /upload directory to your forum directory - Run the appropriate upgradexx.php file(s) - Delete the upgradexx.php file(s) - Finish! 2) Manual/ File Compare Upgrade Advantage - Keep all your hacks - no need to reinstall manually Disadvantage - Very slow - take up to 2 hours since you have to use a file compare program like Beyond Compare or Araxis Merge to compare unhacked and hacked PHP files side by side. - Download the zip file - Download, install and run the file compare program - Compare each PHP file in 2 separate folders, one unhacked from the zip file, the other from your forums - only change the bits of code updated, carefully avoiding changing your hacked sections (this will be time consuming especially if you're new at doing this - I've done this many times, and it still takes me up to 45 minutes) - Upload the changed files to your forum directory - Run the appropriate upgradexx.php file(s) - Delete the upgradexx.php file(s) - Finish! |
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thats sounds like a crap load...lol.....
boy i would be like the most thank ful person if anyone would ever wanna do this o_O...hehehe...thanks for your reply erwin, it is valued ![]() which compare prog would you recommend?' nvm using beyond compare |
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