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Mr Morningstarr*
Tue 26th Jun '07, 1:26pm
Sorry if this has already been covered, I've just upgraded from 3.6.4 to 3.6.7 PL1. But in the adminCP still says I'm only running 3.6.7 and need to upgrade.
I've done the upgrade twice now and still get the same message, what am I doing wrong? :confused:
JakeS
Tue 26th Jun '07, 1:27pm
Sorry if this has already been covered, I've just upgraded from 3.6.4 to 3.6.7 PL1. But in the adminCP still says I'm only running 3.6.7 and need to upgrade.
I've done the upgrade twice now and still get the same message, what am I doing wrong? :confused:Did you apply the patch? Double check by downloading just the patch and uploading it.
Mr Morningstarr*
Tue 26th Jun '07, 1:57pm
I'll give it a try, I just downloaded the latest version from the link in the control panel. The file name was 3.6.7 PL1
JakeS
Tue 26th Jun '07, 1:58pm
I'll give it a try, I just downloaded the latest version from the link in the control panel. The file name was 3.6.7 PL1Yes, Make sure in the includes file that "version_vbulletin.php" has got this contents:
<?php
define('FILE_VERSION_VBULLETIN', '3.6.7 PL1');
?>
Mr Morningstarr*
Tue 26th Jun '07, 2:03pm
Yes it does, and I've just uploaded the patch too. :confused:
Very strange.
JakeS
Tue 26th Jun '07, 2:28pm
This is strange.. very strange indeed. :?
Try this:
Add: $config['Misc']['debug'] = true;
To the bottom of your includes/config.php file.
Then
In ACP > vBulletin Options > vBulletin Options > Version Number & Other Untouchables > Then trying changing it to 3.6.7 PL1.
If it works be sure to remove the debug mode, the version number will stay intact :).
Mr Morningstarr*
Tue 26th Jun '07, 4:19pm
That's done the trick, cheers Jake. Any idea what could've been causing the problem then?
JakeS
Wed 27th Jun '07, 1:36am
Your database version number wasn't being upgraded. :)
I'm glad you got it working now. :)
Zachery
Wed 27th Jun '07, 1:41am
Jake, please NEVER EVER GIVE ANYONE THAT ADVISE AGAIN
Theres a reason that is called untouchables, Mr Morning start PLEASE revert that setting to what it was.
After that re-upload the 3.6.7 PL1 files and re-run upgrade.php
JakeS
Wed 27th Jun '07, 5:20am
Jake, please NEVER EVER GIVE ANYONE THAT ADVISE AGAIN
Theres a reason that is called untouchables, Mr Morning start PLEASE revert that setting to what it was.
After that re-upload the 3.6.7 PL1 files and re-run upgrade.phpI'm sorry, was just trying to help.
Also if he was already set as 3.6.7, then uploaded:
includes/functions_online.php
includes/version_vbulletin.php
Which is all the patch fixes (I used this on my forum) then by all rights he should be fine doing it.
Zachery
Wed 27th Jun '07, 2:32pm
No, he shouldn't. In vBulletin the version number _never_ changes unless you run the upgrade script.
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