RNYA Error Message After Upgrade FIXED

registered · Site Admin Joined: Jun 04, 2004 Posts: 6437

Which admin section? Your Account, or the admin page?

New Member Joined: Feb 10, 2006 Posts: 18

kguske wrote:

Which admin section? Your Account, or the admin page?

The Admin page itself. Cannot get to admin functions for nukesentinel, forums, users, etc.

Can log in to website with regular user and access personal user account preferences etc.

Edit: Reloaded everything AGIAN lol, and now everything apears to be working right for the most part. Managed to log into site Admin section after 3 attempts - kept looping back to admin login for some strange reason. Can access Edit Users w/o any error messages. Will give it a good workout later tonight and post the results.

The only real changes from my prev configs are using the same prefix's for both main and user DB and i have .staccess chmod 666 instead of 640.

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New Member Joined: Mar 01, 2009 Posts: 1

ok Think I have something to Help Others Having this issue.

I tried to install this on a few different server. I did so and ALL the time I ran into the same problem.

Everything installed fine, but new users could not register.
And I also got the VERSION info error problem all solved by the following.

Install as normal.

After install, log onto you DATABASE

change the USER prefix to match you site prefix

ie,

nukeu_
nuke_

to all of them = nuke_

Then in the config file, change them both to match nuke_
as well.

This will fix all issues with new users registering, NEW USER settings not sticking, and the version error.

.....

Now I tried to make these changes PRIOR to install. ie, tell the config file to make
both prefixes the same. Doing this ran into other errors. Easiest way was to just install as normal, then make the 2 quick easy changes and all was fine.

Posted: Sun Mar 01, 2009 1:33 pm

I found the problem. On a fresh install the _users_config table uses $prefix instead of $user_prefix.