New Problem - Can't access NukeSentinel

New Member Joined: Oct 05, 2007 Posts: 3

$socket = socket_create(AF_INET, SOCK_STREAM, SOL_TCP);

Posted: Sat Jan 05, 2008 4:49 pm

I did get it working.. i recopied files back over. and the the page would never load. I ended up using the nsnst.php to upgrade tables from 07-08 and that fixed it.. thanks for your time

New Member Joined: Jan 07, 2008 Posts: 11

aimhighgranny wrote:

I did get it working.. i recopied files back over. and the the page would never load. I ended up using the nsnst.php to upgrade tables from 07-08 and that fixed it.. thanks for your time

Now wait a minute...I'm a noob here, so I don't have a clue how you fixed this by "recopied files back over" or "using the nsnst.php to upgrade..." Embarassed

I noticed that her line 22 was the same as my line 17 in the socket_test.php. So, it's the same error.

I also have GoDaddy and am experiencing the same problem.

How exactly is this fixed?

I think if there's a detailed explanation here, it would save a lot of time and headaches on answering the noob GoDaddy victims' posts. Wink

thanks!
A|ice

Site Admin/Owner Joined: Aug 27, 2002 Posts: 17088

I gave a detailed explanation earlier in my post dated Sun Dec 09, 2007 5:44 pm. What else do you need?

Posted: Tue Jan 15, 2008 7:02 pm

Raven wrote:

I gave a detailed explanation earlier in my post dated Sun Dec 09, 2007 5:44 pm. What else do you need?

Thanks Raven...I have a few questions, I hope it's not too much, but I want to make sure I understand. That way, I may be able to figure out things on my own and not bug folks here on the forum. Confused

First, I don't understand what you meant in that post by "commented out all the logic". I do understand what "commenting out" IS...I don't know exactly what part of nukesentinel.php you commented out though. Is it the part you posted? I only know what I've learned about php in the past two weeks...and that's not a lot. I've edited scripts before, but I used the " ; " to comment out lines. Here, in php, it seems to be this, " / ". Does " /***" and " ***/ " mean that everything in between the two is commented out?

If I do have that correct, when commenting out those lines, how does that effect NukeSentinel?

Referring to aimhighgranny, she said she recopied files back over. What files? Does it mean she recopied over certain files on her server somehow? Or did she copy files from one server to a new server? What does she mean when she refers to "07-08" is this a version of something or 2007-2008? Is this what I need to do, or is this anything I should even be worrying about?

I couldn't find an nsnst.php file anywhere on my server, after Googling it, I believe it's what you configure NukeSentinel with. So is she using that to upgrade the tables that are part of NukeSentinel because when she "recopied files" it screwed something up?

Should I just be doing what you said in the previous post when you said "commented out the logic"?

I always hated my time in noobsville, lol...sorry this is so long...but I need to understand it.

Thanks again,
A|ice

Posted: Tue Jan 15, 2008 8:06 pm

Alice,

See if this post helps. If not, just let us know Smile

http://www.ravenphpscripts.com/postt14848.html

Posted: Tue Jan 15, 2008 10:47 pm

Raven wrote:

Alice,

See if this post helps. If not, just let us know Smile

http://www.ravenphpscripts.com/postt14848.html

Hmm, well...my nukesentinel.php didn't have that " $socket = socket_create(AF_INET, SOCK_STREAM, SOL_TCP); " section in it.

I just downloaded the Ravenscript from the Home page a day or so ago, maybe it has a more recent version?

But, I did delete the section you mentioned a few posts up in this thread and now I can see my NukeSentinel when I click on the icon in the Administration panel. Very Happy

But.

I had read on the homepage that this version of Ravenscript had "...all of the latest patches installed as well as the latest NukeSentinel(tm) release (2.5.10 as of this writing) and more".
But, when I opened it in my Admin panel, it says it's version 2.5.08 of NukeSentinel.
Soooo...

Now...for the doomed upgrade...lol, wish me luck.

THANKS!
A|ice

Posted: Tue Jan 15, 2008 10:54 pm

You need to upgrade NukeSentinel(tm) to v2.5.15. The RavenNuke(tm) v2.10.01 has NukeSentinel(tm) v2.5.08 in it. We don't update the releases for you - sorry Smile

Posted: Tue Jan 15, 2008 11:29 pm

Boy, this is really confusing ! lolol
Let me see if I'm getting this right...
RavenNuke (sorry for the previous mis-wording of that) has NS v.2.5.10 in it, but when I run it...it's only v.2.5.08, so then I have to upgrade it to v2.5.15? Argh, boy do I have some more reading to do...lolol.

What about security patches? I had just picked up somewhere (I think while reading about how to upgrade the NS to v.2.5.15) that it won't update unless I have the most recent security patches. Are these the patches that are advertised (as being the latest patches) when I downloaded the latest RavenNuke or do I need to look for those at NukeFixes?

BTW, thanks for letting me in on a better way to run PhPNuke...I surely wish I would have hit your site before throwing $12 down the toilet at someone else's site to get PhPNuke 8.1. I was ready to shoot myself trying to figure that thing out. Anyone looking for this...I'll be sending your way.

And another thing...my site ran really slow before. I can see a considerable change with RavenNuke. Yippeeeee!

Posted: Wed Jan 16, 2008 12:48 am

That was a typo on my part - I have corrected it.

When RavenNuke(tm) v2.10.01 was released it had the latest version of NukeSentinel(tm) at that time which was v2.5.08. After we release RavenNuke(tm) it is up to the individual webmasters to keep the scripts updated until we release another version. The only exception we make to that is if its a major security issue.

So, now you have NukeSentinel(tm) v2.5.08 installed. Now you need to grab a copy of NukeSentinel v2.5.15 UPGRADE, not FULL. Then, load the the following folders/files to your site overlaying all.

public_html/nsnst.php
public_html/nsnst_installer
public_html/includes/nukesentinel.php
public_html/admin/modules/nukesentinel.php
public_html/admin/modules/nukesentinel/
public_html/blocks/block-Sentinel.php
public_html/blocks/block-Sentinel_center.php
public_html/blocks/block-Sentinel_Scrolling.php
public_html/blocks/block-Sentinel_side.php
public_html/modules/NukeSentinel/

Then, log in as a god admin and execute the nsnst.php script. You now have to execute the following scripts, in order.
08->09
09->10
10->11
11->12
12->13
13->14
14->15

Assuming you have made all of the core edits correctly, you should either see the admin control panel or not. If you are not seeing it then comment out the block of code in admin/modules/modules/nukesentinel.php as instructed in the earlier post.

registered · Posted: Thu Jan 17, 2008 8:06 am

To your other question, you do not need any of the security patches because they are already integrated into RavenNuke.

Posted: Thu Jan 17, 2008 10:14 pm

That's great, it all turned out very well.
I could have swore I posted another message stating that it all went well but I wanted to know if I had to do anything else that it had stated in the "readme" file, such as editing cores and something to do with the country flags.
I can't remember now but lemme try to see if I can get all this figure out then most likely, I'll be back...lol.
Thanks again everyone for the help.

A|ice