so, I guess I did it again I made backups of the files and database, uploaded everything to the new server and now I get the following error message before the regular output (ignore the messy layout):
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An error occoured at http://72.18.130.145/~linkloun/links/index.php on 2009-07-15 03:31:02. Please relay this data to support. Error #2: 'Invalid argument supplied for foreach()' in /home/linkloun/public_html/links/classes/settings.php on line 789.
An error occoured at http://72.18.130.145/~linkloun/links/index.php on 2009-07-15 03:31:02. Please relay this data to support. Error #2: 'opendir(/home/linkloun/links/templates) [function.opendir]: failed to open dir: No such file or directory' in /home/linkloun/public_html/links/includes/filefunctions.php on line 602.
Step 1 of backtrace: File: /home/linkloun/public_html/links/includes/filefunctions.php
An error occoured at http://72.18.130.145/~linkloun/links/index.php on 2009-07-15 03:31:02. Please relay this data to support. Error #2: 'closedir(): supplied argument is not a valid Directory resource' in /home/linkloun/public_html/links/includes/filefunctions.php on line 619.
Step 1 of backtrace: File: /home/linkloun/public_html/links/includes/filefunctions.php
An error occoured at http://72.18.130.145/~linkloun/links/index.php on 2009-07-15 03:31:02. Please relay this data to support. Error #2: 'Invalid argument supplied for foreach()' in /home/linkloun/public_html/links/classes/settings.php on line 813.
------------------------ Maybe some of the files got screwed up, but since I've been using the autoupgrade, I don't have the original files for version 5.0.52 to just overwrite what I have. And I can't find them in the download section either...
Thanks for your help (again)!
ETA: just a thought - could I just upload the files of the latest version and run the upgrade? That should work, right???
If /home/linkloun/links/templates is the correct path but doesn't actually exist, you'll have to find your templates directory in the backup and upload that or upload a generic install templates directory.
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so, I guess I did it again
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An error occoured at http://72.18.130.145/~linkloun/links/index.php on 2009-07-15 03:31:02. Please relay this data to support. Error #2: 'Invalid argument supplied for foreach()' in /home/linkloun/public_html/links/classes/settings.php on line 789.
Step 1 of backtrace:
File: /home/linkloun/public_html/links/start.php
Line: 168
Function: numstyles
Arguments:
Class: settings
Step 2 of backtrace:
File: /home/linkloun/public_html/links/index.php
Line: 2
Function: require
Arguments: /home/linkloun/public_html/links/start.php
An error occoured at http://72.18.130.145/~linkloun/links/index.php on 2009-07-15 03:31:02. Please relay this data to support. Error #2: 'opendir(/home/linkloun/links/templates) [function.opendir]: failed to open dir: No such file or directory' in /home/linkloun/public_html/links/includes/filefunctions.php on line 602.
Step 1 of backtrace:
File: /home/linkloun/public_html/links/includes/filefunctions.php
Line: 602
Function: opendir
Arguments: /home/linkloun/links/templates
Step 2 of backtrace:
File: /home/linkloun/public_html/links/classes/settings.php
Line: 812
Function: getsubdirectories
Arguments: /home/linkloun/links/templates/
Step 3 of backtrace:
File: /home/linkloun/public_html/links/start.php
Line: 169
Function: numtemplates
Arguments:
Class: settings
Step 4 of backtrace:
File: /home/linkloun/public_html/links/index.php
Line: 2
Function: require
Arguments: /home/linkloun/public_html/links/start.php
An error occoured at http://72.18.130.145/~linkloun/links/index.php on 2009-07-15 03:31:02. Please relay this data to support. Error #2: 'closedir(): supplied argument is not a valid Directory resource' in /home/linkloun/public_html/links/includes/filefunctions.php on line 619.
Step 1 of backtrace:
File: /home/linkloun/public_html/links/includes/filefunctions.php
Line: 619
Function: closedir
Arguments:
Step 2 of backtrace:
File: /home/linkloun/public_html/links/classes/settings.php
Line: 812
Function: getsubdirectories
Arguments: /home/linkloun/links/templates/
Step 3 of backtrace:
File: /home/linkloun/public_html/links/start.php
Line: 169
Function: numtemplates
Arguments:
Class: settings
Step 4 of backtrace:
File: /home/linkloun/public_html/links/index.php
Line: 2
Function: require
Arguments: /home/linkloun/public_html/links/start.php
An error occoured at http://72.18.130.145/~linkloun/links/index.php on 2009-07-15 03:31:02. Please relay this data to support. Error #2: 'Invalid argument supplied for foreach()' in /home/linkloun/public_html/links/classes/settings.php on line 813.
Step 1 of backtrace:
File: /home/linkloun/public_html/links/start.php
Line: 169
Function: numtemplates
Arguments:
Class: settings
Step 2 of backtrace:
File: /home/linkloun/public_html/links/index.php
Line: 2
Function: require
Arguments: /home/linkloun/public_html/links/start.php
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Maybe some of the files got screwed up, but since I've been using the autoupgrade, I don't have the original files for version 5.0.52 to just overwrite what I have. And I can't find them in the download section either...
Thanks for your help (again)!
ETA: just a thought - could I just upload the files of the latest version and run the upgrade? That should work, right???
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Probably the file path to the attachments directory is wrong in config.php. Did you follow the server move instructions in the knowledge base? scripts.webmastersite.net/w...moving_an_install-249.html
If /home/linkloun/links/templates is the correct path but doesn't actually exist, you'll have to find your templates directory in the backup and upload that or upload a generic install templates directory.