File Administration System
Currently browsing: /vhosts/nomad-forum.com/httpdocs/fudforum

http://www.nomad-forum.com/

$WWW_ROOT = 'http://www.nomad-forum.com/fudforum/';

Navigate to your forum's File Manager ACP. It will open in the Forum's WWW Root directory. Upload the files (upgrade.php & fudforum_archive).

Now, navigate to the ACP home screen by clicking on the FUDforum logo, note it will prompt you to run or delete the upgrade script. Click on the run link and follow the instructions.

Mail me an admin userid/password if you want me to have a look.

naudefj wrote on Fri, 17 February 2012 06:59

Mail me an admin userid/password if you want me to have a look.

Done.

Well, it's the same problem, isn't it?
What did you do to get the upgrade script to run?

The upgrade script replaced some files, you may need to fix their permissions as well.

Beginning SQL Upgrades.
Checking if SQL permissions to perform the upgrade are available.
Alter database column salt in table fud30_users.
Drop unused database index fud30_msg_i_ta from table fud30_msg.
Fatal error: Uncaught exception 'Exception' with message '1091: Can't DROP 'fud30_msg_i_ta'; check that column/key exists @ ALTER TABLE fud30_msg DROP INDEX fud30_msg_i_ta' in /vhosts/nomad-forum.com/httpdocs/fudforum/upgrade.php:113 Stack trace: #0 /vhosts/nomad-forum.com/httpdocs/fudforum/data/sql/mysql/db.inc(104): fud_sql_error_handler('ALTER TABLE fud...', 'Can't DROP 'fud...', 1091, '5.0.32-Debian_7...') #1 /vhosts/nomad-forum.com/httpdocs/fudforum/data/include/dbadmin.inc(610): q('ALTER TABLE fud...') #2 /vhosts/nomad-forum.com/httpdocs/fudforum/upgrade.php(917): drop_index('fud30_msg', 'fud30_msg_i_ta') #3 {main} thrown in /vhosts/nomad-forum.com/httpdocs/fudforum/upgrade.php on line 113

pips wrote on Fri, 17 February 2012 07:18

If anyone can help with this issue, i'd be much appreciative

I see its back up and running now!, so is it fixed?

pips wrote on Fri, 17 February 2012 17:44

Exactly the same problem.

The GSM is only updating the /adm/Globals.PHP file
And not the Www root/Globals file.

So the ACP is still broken

Is a path broken here I wonder?

Here?

No! But it will allow you to work without disturbing the others.

Personally I always worry about making a mistake I can't recover from, and with my skill level this is the best way I've found to deal with it until I learn better....

At any rate everything I see so far tells me your problem exists with how you are installed on the host system, so perhaps creating a sub-domain and a temp install might clarify it in your mind what the problem is.

I'd bet dollars to donuts that your host uses a standard c-panel and you are somehow mis-configured on it. I really wish I knew how to tell you to switch it off or correct it but I can't.