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Rev v2.1.934-87-gb6870b7 - StatsData::getTotalForCol() fix


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ok just installed this one.

was getting a 404 me looking for what i was doing wrong untill i looked at my url "http://www.tnt-virtual.be/install/chickinstall.php"

damnnn why won't this work :lol:

now the errors it spitted out

[Checksum failed] /install/dbtest.php did not match, possibly corrupt or out of date

[Checksum failed] /install/fixtures/install.sql did not match, possibly corrupt or out of date

[Checksum failed] /core/templates/maintenance.tpl did not match, possibly corrupt or out of date/would be an error as i altered these and kept the old ones

[Checksum failed] /core/modules/ACARS/ACARS.php did not match, possibly corrupt or out of date

[Checksum failed] /admin/modules/Maintenance/Maintenance.php did not match, possibly corrupt or out of date/same for this

then runned the dbcheck

Warning: simplexml_load_file() [function.simplexml-load-file]: I/O warning : failed to load external entity "/home/tntvirtua/domains/tnt-virtual.be/public_html/install/structure.xml" in /home/tntvirtua/domains/tnt-virtual.be/public_html/install/checkdb.php on line 32

Warning: Invalid argument supplied for foreach() in /home/tntvirtua/domains/tnt-virtual.be/public_html/install/checkdb.php on line 33

gr joeri

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Yep all the fixes get rolled together. What happens is I have a bunch of commits (maybe 4/5, I try to limit 1 changeset per commit), then I push them all up together to github. So the forum picks up all of those.

I finally fixed the code to use git's version numbering system, so the "87" here are the number of commits since the last tagged version (I tag on releases), and the string after that is the hash string of that commit

Thanks Joeri, just fixed that error.

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Cheers Nabeel, can i wget these from github, there must be an easier way than whit im currently doing which is downloading to local machine extracting then uploading to the server after testing

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would that be a good idea Mark iff there is an error your site would go possible dead and then you are sc.....

what i mostly do and becouse off the eu/us time diff iswait 2/3 beta's and then do the upload but first making a backup offthe site

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Yeh i never updated for about 7 months then when i do i have a list of files that i need to preserve in different folders and compare differences so its never easy for me to update, all the betas go up to the dev site first where i link in to the live database just to make sure everything is ok.

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The best way is to use git on your server

On the command line, you'd run:

git clone https://nshahzad@github.com/nshahzad/phpVMS.git [FOLDER]

Where [FOLDER] is . to plce it in the current folder, or 'phpvms' to place it in a phpvms folder:

git clone https://nshahzad@github.com/nshahzad/phpVMS.git phpvms

It will then create a local repository. Then where there's an update, you go into that folder:

git pull

http://help.github.com/remotes/ Scroll down to fetching.

Or, if you don't want to use git, you can do something like this:

wget http://downloads.phpvms.net/phpvms_beta.tar.gz
tar -xzvf phpvms_beta.tar.gz
cp -R phpvms/** .
rm phpvms_beta.tar.gz

That's off the top of my head, and I'm not sure if you need the cp, I don't remember if it extracts into a "phpvms" directory, if it does, then the cp copies all the files into the local directory

Git is the best option, though

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