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  1. With phpVMS 5.5.2.72, you will not only continue to have issues with MariaDB 10.3, but will also have issues with most any module you add as they aren't tweaked for PHP versions above 5.6. If you attempt to use the default crystal skin and no addon modules, chances are you won't attract many users either - as the default phpVMS v5.x is quite plain.

     

    Many shared hosts will not disable Strict Mode for "security reasons" as the server is shared by other websites in addition to yours.

     

    It would still be best to use phpVMS v7 - your installation issues can be easily overcome.

    Re-read the docs, use the latest v7 dev build (available in the releases channel on discord), use PHP 8.0 and be patient with yourself. Use the v7 guides found here to help set up specific areas of the site.  

  2. phpVMS 5.5.2 will work on PHP 5.5 and 5.6. As well, it will work with MySQL 5.6 and/or MariaDB 10.1

    Since you are using PHP 7.0.33 and MariaDB 10.5, phpVMS is not going to function correctly.

     

    Do to changes in newer versions of PHP and MySQL/MariaDB, phpVMS code doesn't work correctly.

    While your host may allow use of PHP 5.6, you are tied into the MariaDB version they use.

     

    You could use phpVMS 5.5.2.72, which works with PHP 7.0 to 7.2, but it also has issues with MySQL versions above 5.6 and/or MariaDB above 10.1 . However, there are many changes between phpVMS 5.5.2 and 5.5.2.72 which will affect any addon modules you may be using.

     

    Why are you not using phpVMS v7?

  3. phpVMS 5.5.2 will work on PHP 5.5 and 5.6. As well, it will work with MySQL 5.6 and/or MariaDB 10.1

    Since you are using PHP 7.0.33 and MariaDB 10.5, phpVMS is not going to function correctly.

     

    Do to changes in newer versions of PHP and MySQL/MariaDB, phpVMS code doesn't work correctly.

    While your host may allow use of PHP 5.6, you are tied into the MariaDB version they use.

     

    You could use phpVMS 5.5.2.72, which works with PHP 7.0 to 7.2, but it also has issues with MySQL versions above 5.6 and/or MariaDB above 10.1 . However, there are many changes between phpVMS 5.5.2 and 5.5.2.72 which will affect any addon modules you may be using.

     

    Why are you not using phpVMS v7?

  4. 4 hours ago, MarlonM said:

    I am getting this error too

     

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    In .../core/common/ is there a RanksData.class.php file?

    If so, are both methods defined in that RankData.class.php file?

     

    It would be helpful to know:

    phpVMS version

    PHP version

    MySQL/MariaDB version

  5. Loading or importing "as many airports as possible" will only serve to bog you site down. This will cause slow loading.

    Only load/import those airports supported by your schedules.

     

    Actually, just add the schedules/routes. Any airports not in the DB will be added automatically.

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  6. No discussion of payware module code in the forum.

     

    "While one can not discuss payware code in a public forum, one could use the PM system of the forum to discuss the issues with other users who have legally purchased the same module.

     

    Possible post the error you are receiving - without posting any payware code - and mention the module you are using. Then ask users who use the same module to contact you via PM. Use caution to check that other users actually have the same module though. Sadly, there have been reports of users attempting to get payware code from other users while not actually owning the original payware module.

     

    Example:

    "I am receiving the following error while using payware module (name of module and developer here).

    Warning: count(): Parameter must be an array or an object that implements Countable in (don't put any more than this).

    Since this is a payware module, please contact me via PM if you have purchased this module and can help. Thanks!" "

  7. My bet is MariaDB 10.3 and/or Strict Mode is causing your issue.

    Check with your host to see if Strict Mode is on or off.ideally, you want it off.

    There are no known fixes for newer versions of MariaDB (10.2+) or MySQL (5.7.5+) as this time.

     

    Have you considered moving up to phpVMS v7?

  8. Ok, thanks!

    Then the install errors and other items that don't work with php greater than 7.2 probably still exist.

     

    Work that affects zero date, no default value, strict mode and other items related to newer php and MySQL/MariaDB versions still needs to be addressed. An updated release with all these fixes that will install under php 7.4 is needed. I doubt phpVMS v5 can be fixed to fully work with php 8 or higher without major errors.

     

    For anyone starting a new VA or revitalizing an older VA - the best option is to use phpVMS v7.

    Using phpVMS for a new venture is a waste of time and effort.

  9. 14 hours ago, Ghostfly said:

    In all honesty I haven't had the chance to work on GitHub...I came to conclude that it's the hosting services that is the problem.  what I did was configure my cloud hosting service to support PHP 7.4 PHP 8.0 PHP 8.2 for VMS 5.x  and all the VA using the service are running smoothly. 

     

    @Ghostfly

    What php version did you use for the original install?

    Is Strict Mode on or off?

    What did you do about the date can't be 0000-00-00 ?

    Is error reporting on and showing all errors?

    Did you make any changes to the database structure?

    Did you make any changes to the core v5 files?

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  10. 8 hours ago, tonkepen said:

    Well, thank you very much for your answer, but what I am not clear about is point number one-

    So I don't know where exactly to put those files, that's my problem.

    Thanks again.

     

    I see that you have posted in both the V7 and V5 forums. Modules made for V5 will not work in V7 - and V7modukes will not work in V5.

     

    What version of phpVMS are you using?

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