RyPingu

thanks for teh non help. just saying your host should be able to fix this without saying what needs to be fixed or changed is about as much use as a chocolate fireguard. 

looking through other threads for people that have experienced the same issue we managed to work it out. but given that you have had several users with the same issue I would suggest that the testing for this wasn't quite through enough and the inability to cancel the update once it had been started is less than ideal too. 

surely teh update script should be capable of determining which php version is installed and storing anything in teh correct location. given the number of people on php8 this smells like it wasn't properly tested

in the meantime the site is unusable as its now stuck in the upgrade loop. is there any way to force the site to abandon the upgrade?

getting the following error when running upgrade script - am now unable to restart /cancel upgrade so site is down. php version is 8.0

We were unable to start a PHP session. You will need to contact your host to adjust your PHP configuration before you can continue. The error reported was: session_start(): Failed to read session data: files (path: /var/cpanel/php/sessions/ea-php71)

weird it didn't mention anything when i did the upgrade - said everything was met. have enabled teh extension now and all working again

Stack trace:
#0 /home/wirralvikings/public_html/init.php(1597): IPS\IPS::init()
#1 /home/wirralvikings/public_html/index.php(12): require_once('/home/wirralvik...')
#2 {main}
  thrown in /home/wirralvikings/public_html/init.php on line 558

557         /* Set default MB internal encoding */
558       mb_internal_encoding('UTF-8');

even so without access to the cp i wont be able to do anything about it

just pondering on if uploading a fresh version of teh software would help... also out of interest if i have purchased standard support why do i no longer have teh ability to raise a support ticket?

sadly i cant getinto my admin cp either.

have tried looking at adding the constants.php with the recovery script but thats not working either

https://forum.wirralvikings.org.uk/

getting a http 500 error on both main forum and admin area.

have performed a database check and db is showing no errors. no rogue/overruninng php processes seem to be running

any advice on where else to look?

php version is 8.0 btw and invison version is 4.7

ignore - support ticket raised

hi. i am performing a fresh install of C Suite 4

after entering required info (db name etc) - Server details step on pressing continue i get a http:500 error

this may have been asked before but i am viewing this on my phone so my ability to look back is limited.

is it possible to have a different coloured pin depending on the IPB member group the poster is in?

for example on one of my board installations i have different groups for volunteers, area co-ordinators and establishments and it would be handy to be able to differentiate them by having a different coloured pin for each group. that way an establishment could see whch volunteers were near them and who their nearest co-ordinator was etc.

cheers

i would just like it to work with IE6...