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Old August 3rd, 2006, 12:07 PM   #4 (permalink)
Tonynlek
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what is cookie prefix and forum table prefix? how would i know what is my cookie prefix and forum table prefix?... any example? I never set any cookie prefix and forum table prefix on photopost but it work.
How come i face such a problem when i integrate the reviewpost to photopost and forum?....Any advises please? I hope to solve it as soon as possible.

This is my config-inc.php on Reviewpost
This is almost the same setting how i set on the photopost.

<?php
//**************** External Header Configuration ****************//
//
// the isset prevents vB headers from being sent during login/logout -
// do not remove this line as it may cause the vB headers to interfere with the login/logout process
//
// To include the file, edit the header-inc.php
//

if ( !isset($skip_exheader) ) {
include "header-inc.php";
}

// Reviewpost Pro Version Number
$VERSION = "3.3";

// Path to your Reviewpost installation - no end slashes
$RP_PATH = "/home/mob9/public_html/spec";

//**************** MySQL Database Configuration ****************//

// Reviewpost database host address, or leave as localhost
$host="localhost";

// ReviewPost's database name
$database="mob9_spec";

// MySQL username and password to access Reviewpost's database
//
// These two variables are for the userid and password needed to access
// the Reviewpost database named above.
$mysql_user="mob9_alan";
$mysql_password="alanalan";

// User database host address, or leave as localhost
$host_bb="localhost";

// If you want to use a prefix for your database, enter it here.
// NOTE: This variable can only be set PRIOR to your first installation of Reviewpost;
// existing databases will not be changed and you will be unable to connect if you change
// this variable after performing a default installation.
$rp_db_prefix = "rp_";

// User database MySQL database name
//
// This is the variable for the User Database; if you are using Internal
// as your registration system, then these variables are the same as the
// ones above. If you are linking to a message board system,
// thse variables should be set to the database, user and password for that
// database.
$database_bb="mob9_forum";

// MySQL username and password to access user database
//
// These two variables are for the userid and password needed to access
// the Reviewpost or BB database.
$user_bb="mob9_alan";
$password_bb="alanalan";

//
// VB3 License Number required for VB3 integration
// You can find this number by checking your index.php file in your vB3 directory
// The 4th line in the file looks like:
// || # vBulletin 3.0.0 - Licence Number ########
// It is the ######## number you need to place below.
$vblicense = "VBFCA890BB";

//**************** Application Configuration ****************//

// Default Language
// This needs to be set to the name of the directory used inside of the languages directory
$rplang = "english";

//////////////////////// Application Configuration ////////////////////////////////
// These variables set the path to the MOGRIFY commands on your system
//
// This only needs to be set if you are allowing ZIP uploads. These are full paths,
// including the name of the executable (.exe extensions for windows)
// The -j option for Info-ZIP's UNZIP tells it to ignore paths in ZIP file
//
// This option is only used in the event the internal UNZIP does not work for you
//$zip_command = "/usr/bin/unzip -j";

// Path to MOGRIFY executable
// There should be no spaces in the directory names, use short names if necessary.
// Examples:
// $mogrify_command = "c:\progra~1\imagemagick\mogrify.exe";
// $mogrify_command = "c:\ImageMagick\mogrify.exe";
$mogrify_command = "/usr/local/bin/mogrify";

?>
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