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  • sv1cec
    Senior Member
    • May 2004
    • 162

    error when upgrading to 4.x.x

    I am trying to upgrade my site to 4.2.2 from 3.0.13. The upgrade to 3.8.7 went fine.

    When I run the upgrade scipt from 4.2.2, I get an error message saying:

    An error has occurred. Please contact vBulletin Support for assistance.

    Module: 400a1, Step 24 Error.

    Creation of InnoDB Table 'contenttype' failed. Contact support. Failure code 1005:121. Associated .frm file needs to be copied in to place and table properly deleted before table creation can continue.

    There is no contenttype table in my database, I checked.

    And what on earth is InnoDB?!?!

    Any help would be really appreciated.
    John Caradimas
  • Lynne
    Former vBulletin Support
    • Oct 2004
    • 26255

    #2
    What version of PHP and MySQL is on your server?

    Please don't PM or VM me for support - I only help out in the threads.
    vBulletin Manual & vBulletin 4.0 Code Documentation (API)
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    If I post CSS and you don't know where it goes, throw it into the additional.css template.

    W3Schools <- awesome site for html/css help

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    • sv1cec
      Senior Member
      • May 2004
      • 162

      #3
      PHP 5.3.3
      MySQL 5.1.69

      I had to edit the functions_installupgrade.php, to make it always return MyISAM, for the installation to proceed.
      John Caradimas

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      • Lynne
        Former vBulletin Support
        • Oct 2004
        • 26255

        #4
        Your host may not have enbled InnoDB on the server.

        Please don't PM or VM me for support - I only help out in the threads.
        vBulletin Manual & vBulletin 4.0 Code Documentation (API)
        Want help modifying your vbulletin forum? Head on over to vbulletin.org
        If I post CSS and you don't know where it goes, throw it into the additional.css template.

        W3Schools <- awesome site for html/css help

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