download problem

[+Blaze]

I did a little digging on that error message and found the following may fix this problem if the admin can try it out:

$mosConfig_locale_debug = 0;
$mosConfig_locale_use_gettext = 0;

add these two lines in configuration.php

[+Blaze]

From Vbulletin support for same version used here:
http://www.vbulletin.com/forum/showt...er+information

Steve Machol
Customer Support Manager Join Date: Jul 2000
Location: Jelsoft InterGalactic HQ
Age: 54
Posts: 104,255

There is something wrong at the beginning of your config.php file.

Do this. Copy your config.php file to config.old. Then copy config.php.new to config.php and edit the new file with the appropriate variables.
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Steve Machol, vBulletin Customer Support Manager


agrinb
Junior Member Join Date: Feb 2006
Posts: 6


you were right, thanks

[+Blaze]

http://www.vbulletin.com/forum/showt...er+information

The default config.php file for vBulletin 3.5.4 has 166 lines in it.

The default config.php file for vBulletin 3.0.14 has 102 lines in it.

The error caused above is usually because you have a blank line or space before the <?php or after the ?> lines in either file. You need to load the file into a text editor that allows you to view line numbers and whitespace to make sure and delete these. Notepad and Wordpad do not have this functionality. I recommend Textpad or Crimson Editor but there are many different solutions.

[ezrhythm]

Wow, Thank You +Blaze!

Now all we need is someone to try that.

[charlesa6]

Yep!! We do. Thanks.

[weaponx71]

I have mentioned in another thread that it might be an extra space or line in the code.

I have also mentioned that the sign in redirect does not have to go to their secure server. Only commerce requests should go there.

I offered to look at the code as I have worked with a few forum programs. I run my own websites and have played around with the software. Am I some code guru, no, but I have fixed most all the problems I have ever come across.

I know some php and MySQL... but I have no interest in working for Sui Juris, I just want to help them fix their site so it's useful again.

And if you seriously need someone who knows the workings of Unix to fix your problem, then the site shouldn't have been moved in the first place. For most web hosting you don't need to know Unix. Sure it's nice to have if you want to venture in doing things through command line, but for a web site or forum site, this really isn't needed.

As I've said, the log in is getting redirect to the HTTPS location which is only a group of folders in a private folder that needs a secure certificate to be used. Seems to me that the folders needed are not located in this private folder.

The errors from the download section does look like a simple extra space or line is in the code. OR the order of request is out of place.

All that is needed is an FTP account to the folders for the forum site. If you want a resume for this I would have to dig mine up somewhere... but going about this by command line isn't the smartest when there are easier ways to work on web pages.

Good luck.
Mark

[coderipley]

I'm very knowledgable with PHP and have been a computer programmer for over 10 years. I'm interested in many documents that are in the download section and offer to fix the problems in the download section for free if the administrator is interested.

I will also email the administrator at the email address given.

Martin.

PS: I'm also aware this thread is over a month old.

[charlesa6]

Yeah, do that, coderipley.

[BOBT12]

Originally Posted by coderipley

I'm very knowledgable with PHP and have been a computer programmer for over 10 years. I'm interested in many documents that are in the download section and offer to fix the problems in the download section for free if the administrator is interested.

I will also email the administrator at the email address given.

Martin.

PS: I'm also aware this thread is over a month old.

Could you explain what's the problem?

[coderipley]

Originally Posted by BOBT12

Could you explain what's the problem?

Not without having an initial browse through the code. I do have a few ideas though but that's all they are and I have nothing to confirm them. I've emailed the administrator at the email address given earlier in this thread and will await a reply.

We'll see what happens, but I'd like to fix it for everyone. After all, I've already gained so much knowledge and understanding here and I want to give something back.

Martin.