If you are sure the files have been uploaded correctly, make sure the permissions are set correctly on them.

/var/www/vhosts/mysite.com/httpdocs/applications/forums/sources/Topic/Topic.php
/var/www/vhosts/mysite.com/httpdocs/system/Node/DelayedCount.php

 

Hello i see this error after upgraded to latest version. I've bien downloaded and uploded 2 times this files also but still same error. 

Controlled also permissions (644)...

Any solution?

 

 

Edited September 26, 2024Sep 26 by Feneroin

and before i've been seen this message and i've clicked on 'Continue'. So maybe Ftp software don't see the new files? 🤦🏽

 

Modified Files
The following files have been modified. By continuing, the changes made will be lost.

/var/www/vhosts/netobur.com/httpdocs/applications/forums/sources/Topic/Topic.php
/var/www/vhosts/netobur.com/httpdocs/system/Node/DelayedCount.php

 

Same issue when trying to install the new patch

 

1 minute ago, NerdCore said:

Same issue when trying to install the new patch

 

And we're not alone.

Really bizarre

6 minutes ago, Feneroin said:

And we're not alone.

Really bizarre

Have you tried to download the latest version available and overwrite all the files?
I'm doing that right now and I hope it fixes the situation. 

Seems like the patch was a trap 🫣

17 minutes ago, NerdCore said:

Have you tried to download the latest version available and overwrite all the files?
I'm doing that right now and I hope it fixes the situation. 

Seems like the patch was a trap 🫣

Downloaded the latest version from client side and still the same error comes.

Yeah @NerdCore i've downloaded all latest files ans uploaded it. Forum don't work...

Any solution/patch @Matt @Marc ?

Or a server/download issue?

Edited September 27, 2024Sep 27 by Feneroin

You can safely ignore this. We will sort it from our end. 

3 hours ago, Matt said:

You can safely ignore this. We will sort it from our end. 

I can't pass next step until i can resolve this problem.

See my screenshot:

For now, please add the following to a constants.php file

<?php
define( 'UPGRADE_MD5_CHECK', true );

This will allow you to continue through

IMPORTANT: Please ensure you remove this once you have upgraded

7 minutes ago, Marc said:

For now, please add the following to a constants.php file

<?php
define( 'UPGRADE_MD5_CHECK', true );

This will allow you to continue through

IMPORTANT: Please ensure you remove this once you have upgraded

Still same error and forum don't open

Sorry, switch that to false

7 minutes ago, Marc said:

Sorry, switch that to false

Thanks, it work now. 

Ouf that was not easy for me.

Glad to hear you got yourself upgraded

I have the same issue, where can I find the constants.php file? 

14 minutes ago, Jamer said:

I have the same issue, where can I find the constants.php file? 

in the main path where the index is...

3 minutes ago, Feneroin said:

in the main path where the index is...

I am still struggling...I am looking in the directory where the conf_global.php is yes? 

 

Just now, Jamer said:

I am still struggling...I am looking in the directory where the conf_global.php is yes? 

 

Exactly

1 minute ago, Feneroin said:

Exactly

No file in there? 

 

Not everyone will have a constants.php. You will need to create it if you do not have one.

You can reference this for assistance:

 

4 minutes ago, Jim M said:

Not everyone will have a constants.php. You will need to create it if you do not have one.

You can reference this for assistance:

 

Ok I will give that a go thank you. What permissions 0644? 

2 minutes ago, Jamer said:

Ok I will give that a go thank you. What permissions 0644? 

It just needs to be readable so whatever that is required on your server. Typically, it is 644.

Parse error: syntax error, unexpected identifier "php" in /home/heresxhx/public_html/constants.php on line 12

This is my new file, can one of you nice people please show me what is wrong, that would really be appreciated 

 

<?php

\define('THE_CONSTANT_YOU_ARE_ADDING','ValueOfConstantHere');

\define( 'UPGRADE_MD5_CHECK', false );

 

I have also tried 

 

<?php

\define('UPGRADE_MD5_CHECK', false ');

2 minutes ago, Jamer said:

I have also tried 

 

<?php

\define('UPGRADE_MD5_CHECK', false ');

Any help @Marc or @Jim M would be appreciated as I cannoot progress with the patch supplied

10 minutes ago, Jamer said:

<?php

\define('UPGRADE_MD5_CHECK', false ');

This is what you would want:

 

<?php

\define('UPGRADE_MD5_CHECK', false);