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Posted January 7Jan 7 Hello community! I am trying to migrate the forum to a self-host and I have completed it but my posts are not appearing correctly, this message is displayed: [[Template forums/front/topics/postContainer is throwing an error. This theme may be out of date. Run the support tool in the AdminCP to restore the default theme.]] Do you know what it is due to?
January 7Jan 7 You would need to review the error in question in your System Log. If you are using a custom or modified theme, switch to an unmodified theme
January 8Jan 8 Author 4 hours ago, Jim M said: You would need to review the error in question in your System Log. If you are using a custom or modified theme, switch to an unmodified theme I used the default theme and the problem still appears.
January 8Jan 8 As mentioned by my colleague, you need to see what is appearing within your system log. Try reverting your editor too. Ive seen this happen when there has been an issue with the editor before
January 9Jan 9 It has happened to me several times. Try deleting the entire contents of the datastore folder (except the index.html file), from the root of your IPS installation.
January 9Jan 9 26 minutes ago, Verto said: It has happened to me several times. Try deleting the entire contents of the datastore folder (except the index.html file), from the root of your IPS installation. If it continues to happen, watching your server logs to see if something is happening while these are writing may be important. Whether that's a server restart, high resource process, etc... anything that could interrupt or slow down your server writing.
January 9Jan 9 Thanks for the tip. Actually it was due to a move of the files to a new server, and then a change of domain, on a different server. In both cases, the database name had to be changed and also the installation path, due to different operating systems. But it is now solved and everything is working correctly again.