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Global configuration rollback [message #38133]

Thu, 19 July 2007 16:15

Arafel

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Registered: July 2006
Location: France

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Hello there,

I'm having problems for setting my global configuration, changing different values (avatar max size, signature lenght, admin email, etc).

I tried to disable forum, change settings, do a forum consistency check.
I tried to disable forum only.
I tried to change it when forum is enabled.

All of these didn't worked, and the values rollback to the last one.
I'm kinda lost because i installed fudforum 1 year ago and i did a quick check on the doc/board but got no awnser Sad

Thanks for helping.

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Re: Global configuration rollback [message #38169 is a reply to message #38133]

Sun, 22 July 2007 19:48

Ilia

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Check the permissions of the GLOBALS.php to make sure you can write to it. Then make sure that the GLOBALS.php inside adm/ and forum root directory are symlinks to the one inside the include dir.

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Re: Global configuration rollback [message #38179 is a reply to message #38133]

Mon, 23 July 2007 13:42

Arafel

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Hi, i did a quick check:

The FUDforum/include/globals changes are done
The forum/globals and forum/adm/globals changes are not done, and they're all RW-RW----

How do i check the symlink ?

[Updated on: Mon, 23 July 2007 13:42]

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Re: Global configuration rollback [message #38185 is a reply to message #38179]

Mon, 23 July 2007 23:04

Ilia

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ls -l on the file will show if it is a symlink or not, alternatively you can use the is_link() PHP function to check for symlinks.

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