| Getting PHP compilation warning v2.3.5 [message #7579] |
Wed, 04 December 2002 03:30  |
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[edited: Problem solved, my mistake. Since I can't delete this message, just ignore it.]
I sent some PM's just fine, deleted 2 users, entered 3 Email filters (regexs), now I can't send PM's or reply, when I try I get the following error message at the top of the PM message entry window:
Warning: Compilation failed: nothing to repeat at offset 0 in /var/www/html/forum/theme/Stars/ppost.php on line 749
I have not modified the ppost.php.t file ever.
When I try to actually send the PM, I get a white screen (theme is black) that says:
Warning: Compilation failed: nothing to repeat at offset 0 in /var/www/html/forum/theme/Stars/ppost.php on line 749
Warning: Cannot add header information - headers already sent by (output started at /var/www/html/forum/theme/Stars/ppost.php:749) in /var/www/html/forum/theme/Stars/ppost.php on line 2658
I have run Consistancy Checker, compacted messages, and rebuilt Search index.
I just noticed that I cannot create new topics, or reply to topics either, similar error message as above, but mentions post.php line 527
[edited: Problem solved, read all three before replying.]
Ron Miller
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| Re: Getting PHP compilation warning v2.3.5 [message #7580 is a reply to message #7579] |
Wed, 04 December 2002 03:42  |
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On a hunch, I removed the Email filters that I had set, and the problems went away!
I've added back in all but one of the Email filters, and I'm pretty sure that this is what caused the problem:
REGEX *stringhere*
The other ones were of the form REGEX string* and *string
Was trying to prevent registration of any user that had 'stringhere' ANYWHERE in their email address, preceded by any chars and followed by any chars.
Ron Miller
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| Re: Getting PHP compilation warning v2.3.5 [message #7581 is a reply to message #7580] |
Wed, 04 December 2002 04:00 |
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Sigh... late at night.. didn't hit me that these are PERL-like regexes.... so if I wanted to do
stringhere*
it should be entered stringhere.*
and
*stringhere
should be entered .*stringhere
So, the trouble maker *stringhere*
should be entered .*stringhere.*
which doesn't cause problems with the forum.
Ron Miller
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