Upgrading from 2.3.6 to 3.4.9 {POST_SNAPBACK} problem

[IntenT]

Hello,

I am currently upgrading from an old 2.3.x release to something newer (version 3.4.9), to jump then to the latest release ( as it is impossible to upgrade directly from 2.x branch to 4.x)

and I got this problem with <{POST_SNAPBACK}>  in place of old quotes in posts.

So, currently I have 3.4.9 and can not fix old quotes, despite I ran all from "Recount and rebuild" section of ACP.

I found some similar reports here, and it was said there is a script that fixes this problem, but there was no public solution provided to solve this issue.

Is this fix exists? Can I get one? 

Thank you

[Stuart Silvester]

3 minutes ago, IntenT said:

Hello,

I am currently upgrading from an old 2.3.x release to something newer (version 3.4.9), to jump then to the latest release ( as it is impossible to upgrade directly from 2.x branch to 4.x)

and I got this problem with <{POST_SNAPBACK}>  in place of old quotes in posts.

So, currently I have 3.4.9 and can not fix old quotes, despite I ran all from "Recount and rebuild" section of ACP.

I found some similar reports here, and it was said there is a script that fixes this problem, but there was no public solution provided to solve this issue.

Is this fix exists? Can I get one?

Thank you

IPS4 will correct this during the post rebuild, you don't need to worry about it at this point.

[IntenT]

Thank you for reply.

Now I have completely upgraded to 3.4.9, and started upgrade to 4.1.7.

From the very beginning i got this error

Quote

Your browser does not accept cookies which are required in order to log in. 1S267/1

But I am sure it accepts. 

Can you help me to resolve this issue?

Thank you

 

[AndyF]

Try clearing your browser cache, then close the browser completely (all windows) and then restart it.

If it persists what browser are you using (and what version) ? , as an alternative if you have another one installed you could temporarily try with that one.

[IntenT]

I tried with latest Chrome (Version 48.0.2564.97 (64-bit)) and FF (44.0 Mozilla Firefox for Ubuntu canonical) from my Ubuntu box, with cookies and cache cleared. No luck.

But I solved this after some source code reading by forging missing cookie ips4_IPSSessionSetup

Thanks

Now it long content rebuild process is running