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With reference to this, I am encountering this error when I try to update Thread Info
I havent been doing updating of thread info in a while, only doing it now as I just pruned a couple of old posts. Mine is a hacked board, and have since added quite a few hacks since the last update of Thread info i did. How do I go about looking for which particular hack is causing this error ? What kind of code should I be looking out for ? Please help ![]() side note: the installed hacks view in the UserCp here isnt active, and i do not remember which hacks i installed.....doh... Show Your Support
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This is a problem with MySQL 4.0.13. The fix is here:
http://www.vbulletin.com/forum/showt...546#post463546 |
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