Hello,
I've had my phpBB board running for quite some time with many mods including the DLMOD. The system used to run on SuSE 8.0 Pro with Apache 1. I just migrated away from 8.0 and I have gone to SuSE 9.0 Pro with Apache 2.
Everything I have checked works on the site except one thing. I cannot go deeper into the downloads area, other than the root. The location changes on the browser, with the proper category, but I just keep getting the root list.
Has anyone experienced any issues with SuSE 9.0, and Apache2? I find it really unusual that his is the only issue I have. The host name, is the same, the phpBB config was changed to mysql4 from 3, I've covered everything I can think of. If you wish to see what is happening, you can go to my site, BUT you must register to access the downloads area.
Any help would be greatly appreciated!
Regards,
Donald Polak
http://slovakia.homeip.net
Categories no longer showing after migration. Please help
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Anonymous
Did you mean about your download cat. page can shown but cannot get in the cat. page now?
When you use the update version of the MySQL or PHP .... This will happen
Try to do the following steps.
Open the downlowds.php
Find :
Add after
Open the load.php
Find :
Add After
Open admin/admin_dl_traffic_all_users.php
Find
add after
Open admin/admin_dl_traffic_single_users.php
Find
add after
When you use the update version of the MySQL or PHP .... This will happen
Try to do the following steps.
Open the downlowds.php
Find :
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//
// Generate page
//
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$cat = $_GET["cat"];
$id = $_GET["id"];
$view = $_GET["view"];
Find :
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//
// End session management
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$id = $_GET["id"];
Find
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//
// Begin program
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$x = $HTTP_POST_VARS['x'];
$traffic = $HTTP_POST_VARS['traffic'];
$function = $HTTP_POST_VARS['function'];
Find
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//
// Begin program
//Code: Alles auswählen
$x = $HTTP_POST_VARS['x'];
$traffic = $HTTP_POST_VARS['user_traffic'];
$function = $HTTP_POST_VARS['function'];
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Anonymous
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Anonymous