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I did a test on vbulletin4, didn't install CMS to begin with, but now I would like it, if I run upgrade again, it says that it might be installed contact vbulletin, how do I fix this?
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The CMS tables must already be present in the database you're using. Delete the cms prefixed tables then re-run the upgrade script.
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You mean delete them manually in phpmyadmin?Comment
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Seems after updating to version 4 I have to use phpmyadmin, never really used it in the past.Comment
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It's pretty simple. Select the DB from the Dropdown/Left and then check the boxes with the tables that start cms_ drop them with the menu at the bottom of the list. Re-upgrade. There are plenty of tutorials for phpmyadmin out there
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I've tried this many times, I get this error everytime:
vBulletin CMS may already be installed. Please contact vBulletin support.
How can I avoid it, the above fixes doesn't work for me, only a clean install, any ideas?Comment
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Having the same problem.
However it isn't working.
Deleted all cms_ references from database, and at stage 6 of the upgrade getting the following error.
MySQL Error : Table 'xxxxxxx_vb4.cms_node' doesn't exist
Which is correct, it doesn't exist, it was deleted.
I have tried to install the suite a number of times, but it doens' install the cms properly, no widgets, no cms stuff.
It didn't even prompt me for anything about the cms during the install either.Comment
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