Phpbb is no more autoinstalling on my box . It's only my problem or is a common problem ?
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I have another problem . Instead to show the index.php page it shows the install.php page .
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ozzi4648
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How many of you are running version 6 ?
the reason I ask is that we would like to upgrade to v6 but we will not upgrade until we some of these issues resolved,
Calling version 6 as a stable release is a misconception imho, everyday I see more problems arising from v6.
I would have thought 3 months a reasonable period to evaluate.
*Udate*
Thanks Mike, I just ran a test and we are still running V5, installed a phpbb without a hitch on one of our sites, not to gloat really just trying to get a handle on the true situation with the recent upgrade to V6 , after all V5 has it problems as well.
How about a new thread on the forum, V6 problems and fixes? just to help people who have upgraded know quickly which fix applies to their V6 , some really helpful information at these forums has helped us out on many occassions.
the reason I ask is that we would like to upgrade to v6 but we will not upgrade until we some of these issues resolved,
Calling version 6 as a stable release is a misconception imho, everyday I see more problems arising from v6.
I would have thought 3 months a reasonable period to evaluate.
*Udate*
Thanks Mike, I just ran a test and we are still running V5, installed a phpbb without a hitch on one of our sites, not to gloat really just trying to get a handle on the true situation with the recent upgrade to V6 , after all V5 has it problems as well.
How about a new thread on the forum, V6 problems and fixes? just to help people who have upgraded know quickly which fix applies to their V6 , some really helpful information at these forums has helped us out on many occassions.
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I opened a support ticket and the guy who reponded said: "This may be different than what you are used to. This process is correct however, the installer sets up the database and links you to the phpbb install."
I didn't think Nick liked when people emailed him directly with problems?
Mike
I didn't think Nick liked when people emailed him directly with problems?
Mike
hmm that makes you wonder if they've tested it. If by a 'different' they mean 'totally screwed up' then yes I suppose it's correct.
It boils down to this - you can now no longer autoinstall phpbb which means your have to be able to work out the database information yourself. On cpanel5 it did autoinstall. Now how they can say this is the same is beyond me.
Seems like it's now just a straight file copy as opposed to any 'installation'.
It boils down to this - you can now no longer autoinstall phpbb which means your have to be able to work out the database information yourself. On cpanel5 it did autoinstall. Now how they can say this is the same is beyond me.
Seems like it's now just a straight file copy as opposed to any 'installation'.
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Hello,
I had that problem on January (problems installing cpanel 6 automatically ) and I was able to fix it .
Today I started to have this problem again ; phpbb auotinstallation fails after the Cpanel 6 upgrade.
I had that problem on January (problems installing cpanel 6 automatically ) and I was able to fix it .
Today I started to have this problem again ; phpbb auotinstallation fails after the Cpanel 6 upgrade.
This is fixed in later builds as per the ticket that someone opened yesterday about it.
To open a ticket:
Use submit a support request in WHM or
http://support.cpanel.net
To open a ticket:
Use submit a support request in WHM or
http://support.cpanel.net
.
