Issues

OK, this is my first time changing servers.

Here is what I did. I dumped the sql database on server 1 with SSH and downloaded it to my computer. I uploaded the sql file to the new server file system and restored the database with SSH. I checked the database and all tables transfered without a problem. I then uploaded all forum files to the new server using the same structure.

Where I'm at now. The forum shows up perfect. I can login to both my user account and admin panel. The problem is I cannot see any posts. I dug a little further and I cannot see any user user profiles. I do have a modification that displays random photos on the forum home page and those do not show up which leads me to believe that the attachments are not working either.

I then disabled the vBSEO plugin and the forum is good to go. Any help would be appreciated.

Thank you in advance for your help.

Scott G.

the website is www.anglingne.com/forum

check your chown permissions on the vbseo files, especially ones that were generated by the old server.

Where are the chown files located?

everywhere...

chown is kinda like chmod.
chown - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

specifically, check the config file

Do you know of any documentation that would walk me thru this? I'm not sure if I can do this.

for an easy first thing, try:

make a back up of your settings (vbseo_all.xml)

re-upload the entire vbseo package from a fresh download.
chmod includes/config_vbseo.php to 777
import your backup settings file
chmod includes/config_vbseo.php to 644

That should over-write any file issues you may have.

I upgraded from the RC to the gold version and it is still doing the same thing. Did everything you have listed.

Hello ,

Make sure your php memory_limit is set to 32mb or a higher value

The PHP memory is set to 32. I will make it higher to see if it helps.

I have no idea how to do this. Do you have detailed information on how to do this?

you need to edit your php.ini file.

it's different on all systems. mine is located at /usr/local/bin/php.ini