Hi,

I'm having some problems upgrading my forum to the newest version (4.7.7). I've done everything under "Manual upgrade" part in the Guide.

After updating PHP 7.4.x -> 8.1.8, copying all files successfully from the package downloaded in the "Client Area" and then proceeding on the "/admin/upgrade", I'm having this communicate for files under "/applications/blog/*" and "/applications/gallery/*" -> "If you are sure the files have been uploaded correctly, make sure the permissions are set correctly on them." (other requirements are green), but I only have subscription for the "Forums" package, however I've seen that in my older installation there were folders "/applications/blog/" and "/applications/gallery/", but I've never subscribed to them.

I've tried adding bellow to the "constants.php" and also deleting the "blog/" and "gallery/", but the "/admin/upgrade" page is still listing them as incorrect.

\define( 'IPS_FOLDER_PERMISSION', 0777 );
\define( 'IPS_FILE_PERMISSION' , 0777 );

 

That upgrade data is cached. Try clearing the files in your /datastore folder and retry.

Just tried this one and still the same thing on the "/admin/upgrade"

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That upgrade data is cached. Try clearing the files in your /datastore folder and retry.

 

The reason in your case is that you dont actually have those applications, so the files would not be in your download package and should not be installed on your platform. You need to uninstall both of those applications entirely before you upgrade, or purchase those

@Marc StridgenHow to properly uninstall them from the root folder (I can't do the rollback to get my AdminCP back)? I don't see any uninstall script or anything, also I've tried simply removing them from "/applications/" catalog, but it seems to not be the case.

 

@Marc StridgenHow to properly uninstall them from the root folder (I can't do the rollback to get my AdminCP back)? I don't see any uninstall script or anything, also I've tried simply removing them from "/applications/" catalog, but it seems to not be the case.

These are in your database so you would need to restore a backup of files and database to get back to where you were before the upgrade attempt or if you want to move forward using those applications, you would need to purchase those applications for your license.