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Revision 867: route db, tons of template changes, fixed #145 fixed #174 fixed #177 fixed ...26 January 2010, 10:56 amroute db, tons of template changes, fixed #145 fixed #174 fixed #177 fixed #179 fixed #180 refs #182Source: Revisions of /Download from http://downloads.phpvms.net/phpvms.beta.zip

It's all done through the API's RegistrationData::AddUser() function. So, are you still not able to register?

Nope, haven't looked at it

Seems like it worked

I have Saitek pedals and a CH throttle, they should work together since it's setup through the software

It's a call to geonames's API

Hey, Currently, there is no column which sums the distance

Yep this is a known bug.

Can you switch hosts, if you're not in a contract? I don't understand their reason for disabling InnoDB, many programs use InnoDB tables. As for now, there isn't any other way

Hmm, not really, since I use foreign keys to ensure database integrity, and only InnoDB tables support foreign keys. Sorry BTW, who is your host?

I left debug text in there, try again and paste whatever is outputted into here

Hmm I was able to register just fine.

What are the steps? I don't have time to look in detail ATM, but the exact steps and all so I can fix it up Thanks!!

Ok, you're added into admin. Thanks

I'll have a commit tonight on the beta hopefully. And maybe another full release during the weekend

Can you register on http://dev.phpvms.net And try to duplicate it there?

Check the firefox error log. Also, in local.config.php, set DEBUG_MODE to true, and check the core/logs/log.txt and fsacars.txt for errors

vaCentral eventually. It's just starting up now, but I'm hoping for it to be a central place

Means you've got an extra } lying around

Yep, the 360 is a good one. I'm on one 360 for all the front-end stuff, and a 512 as my database server. One 360 is more than enough though, I have a separate 512 because of all the data and number crunching I need to do for vacentral and all

I didn't know much about it either, but Linode has some great step-by-step guides. I was at Slicehost before Linode, and they also have great guides, so you can use the two to get through it. 99% of it is all automated, with no manual compiling at all. It's literally just calling: sudo apt-get apache2 php5-cli php5-cgi php5-common mysql mysql-dev And bam, apache, php and mysql are all installed, and you just have to go through the same configurations as windows. Obviously, you need to setup SSH/firewall, etc, but that's all covered in the guides and it's too difficult to do.

I've used site5 in the past, they're shared. Right now, everything of mine is hosted on Linode. You do have to set it up yourself, but I personally don't mind that.

No problem, there was another bug related to that so I will keep it open. Thanks!

I'm not sure what you mean - the latest 2.0 is the one in the downloads section of the site.

A couple of things have changed with 2.5, despite the fact that they shouldn't have. I've fixed those things now.