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RedPoptarts January 7th, 2005 12:54 AM

Clean Installation Problems with Threads
 
I've searched for this problem and have found no similar posts, so here goes...

I'm running UBB.Threads v6 and I'm trying to install a fresh installation, but the install.php runs into SQL problems along the way (errors only show at the top, but do not prevent installation from progressing). After I finish installing, my users database is not integrated and I cannot log in. I'm assuming the SQL errors are causing it.

Upon finishing Step 4, I get my first error:
Warning: mysql_fetch_row(): supplied argument is not a valid MySQL result resource in /home/sbawpic/public_html/photopost/forums/threads.php on line 397
This seems to be where the SQL tables are created. After this step, I have 2 user tables, one is pp_users and the other is w3t_Users (note the difference in CaSes). On page 4 I specify that my Threads tables use the prefix "w3t_", so I would expect that to allow the integration of the 'users' tables. Again, maybe the SQL error is to blame?

On step 5, all defaut settings are correct, so I continue.

I proceed to try to login for the first time and recieve the following SQL error:
Warning: mysql_fetch_array(): supplied argument is not a valid MySQL result resource in /home/sbawpic/public_html/photopost/forums/threads.php on line 31

So basically, I'm getting SQL errors, and then my tables aren't being integrated, plus tables like usergroups are empty (which I would think would extract settings from Threads).

I really have no idea where to begin.

RedPoptarts January 7th, 2005 02:44 AM

Nevermind, I tried setting the Photopost database to be the same as my Threads database. Although this was not a *required* action in the instruction (it only recommends it), this has solved my problem.

Chuck S January 7th, 2005 07:40 AM

Seems you had the wrong database information for Threads as those errors were caused cause it could not find what it needed ;)


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