My website's file management tool is DirectAdmin from www.site-helper.com. I've browsed around in the directory structure I have access to and could not find the directory etc or log, nor a file php.ini. I will look if I can get an answer from my service provider on the issue of an error log. But the prospects look dim.
Michel
Modify: I had some discussion with my website provider, and it is not possible to get this information.
What I later noticed was that I cannot change the settings of accounts in www.mysite.com/administrator -> User Management. I wanted to change an account from Administrator to Registered, and got the error message 'This username/password already in use. Please try another.' And this is off course a pre-defined message which you can find in the /language/english.php file.
« Last Edit: June 30, 2007, 10:07:48 AM by Makamba »
Because the forum was not so important I thought to remove it until I could figure out the problem I have. So I went to the Administrator part of the website, opened the menu "Installers -> Components", selected the installed JSMF bridge, and pressed the 'Uninstall' button. When I logged out, I got the following error:
Code:
Fatal error: Call to a member function on a non-object in /home/myaccount/domains/mywebsite.org/public_html/mysubdomain/index.php on line 158
Now I can't even view the website. What do I need to do to get my website back? I tried to install an old index.php, and got the next error message "Direct Access to this location is not allowed.".
if ( $return && !( strpos( $return, 'com_registration' ) || strpos( $return, 'com_login' ) ) ) { // checks for the presence of a return url // and ensures that this url is not the registration or login pages // If a sessioncookie exists, redirect to the given page. Otherwise, take an extra round for a cookiecheck if (isset( $_COOKIE[mosMainFrame::sessionCookieName()] )) { mosRedirect( $return ); } else { mosRedirect( $mosConfig_live_site .'/index.php?option=cookiecheck&return=' . urlencode( $return ) ); } } else { // If a sessioncookie exists, redirect to the start page. Otherwise, take an extra round for a cookiecheck if (isset( $_COOKIE[mosMainFrame::sessionCookieName()] )) { mosRedirect( $mosConfig_live_site .'/index.php' ); } else { mosRedirect( $mosConfig_live_site .'/index.php?option=cookiecheck&return=' . urlencode( $mosConfig_live_site .'/index.php' ) ); } }
} else if ($option == 'logout') {
For the record, line 158 was the third line of above code, or:
Code:
$jsmf->restorePostMessage($savedVars);
Anyone know what I need to do to get back to a working Joomla?
OK, I have overwritten index.php using the index.php from the zip file. I have access to the website again, but have no access to the forum.
In the ./forum/index.php file no entry containing "//JOOMLAHACKS.COM" exists. So I need not change it? But I have no access to my forum anymore. I get the error message: Not Found The requested URL /forum/installation/index.php was not found on this server.
Now on the subject of changing hosts. I might misunderstand you, because I have access to the files in my part of the file structure. I use a nice tool, called DirectAdmin. So I need not change provider?
Lastly, I think I will get the error as explained in my post on the previous page, which I will quote here:
Since this week I use SMF as forum on Joomla. I installed Joomla-SMF 2.0.2 bridge. After Installation I added a handful of accounts on Joomla, and those are now usable on SMF. But I can not log in into Joomla any more. And when I look into the database, I see the accounts in the joomla_users table and in smf_members. So does anyone know what the problem is?
Lucky me. I can log in as Administrator again (But only when I use http://www.mysite.org/administrator/ ). I can absolutely not access my website using the front end log in module.
To downgrade, you have to re-upload the Joomla 1.0.12 package AND reset the passwords of ALL users who logged in after the upgrade. Any users who logged into Joomla 1.0.13 will be unable to login to 1.0.12.
You can reset most of those passwords from the admin panel. If the admin is not able to login, you can reset their password by googling "MD5 Hasher" and pasting the hashed string into the "password" column of the jos_users database for the specified user.
(sorry for the lengthy instructions - just covering my bases)
It also helps to make a backup of your DB BEFORE upgrading. Then you can copy and paste from your backup DB to your production DB if you have to back out.
I wish Joomla hadn't released this security "update" like this login hash change as someone on the core team HAD to know it was going to break every single piece of bridge code out that does password sync.
I know it was in interest of security but yet another black-eye for Joomla.
I have a problem with this instalation ... User when loged in and click on forum, i have to make another account ... How can i fix this ? And after i did all the settings, say the user not registered.
I also have comunity builder installed ... Please help me !
Hey Wolverine Saw your thread that you're no longer actively developing JSMF. Huge thanks for taking up the project back then man. I know how it is, sometimes it's just no longer possible to continue supporting a huge project. Sorry couldn't be around more the past months, my site's keeping me pretty busy too
Huge thanks once again, god knows how much the smf community owes you and cowboy.
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look guys !!! this goes for all version .. if i am an asshole to not install right this JSMF or what, because everytime when i install it, it mess all my "š,č,ć,ž" letters.
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