Scott Allen

Sorry, yes. I was just showing you the screenshot from before to show that I didnt see any PHP error. The forums are working fine.

It wasnt visable for me. I even enabled set 'display_errors' = on and still saw nothing. I only saw an error when I restarted the DB. Maybe I should have used another browser.

Well, thats embarrassing. Its owned by apache and not nginx. I just read that upgrading php sometimes resets that folder back to root:apache. Where did you see that error, though? I hunted all over for a php error message and I couldn't find anything?

What did you do to fix the issue? I'm seeing the same error and I'm scratching my head here.

I checked the status of the db and ran a mysqlcheck, but the tables are all coming back as "OK". Again, it doesnt necessarily make sense to me that this is a database issue?

Hi Jim, No, not for this upgrade. When I did the previous upgrade I think I was running php7.4 which was no longer supported, so it failed the system check part of the upgrade. I upgraded to php8.1 and did the upgrade without an issue. The community has been running fine on php8.1. Its only this recent upgrade which has caused the issue.

I'm not sure that it makes sense that MyISAM would be causing an issue where a PHP session cannot be created.. Also, this issue happened immediately after uploading the Invision Community files - it hasnt reached the DB part yet. If there was an issue with one of the plugins, I would have seen it when I upgraded to PHP8.1. Nevertheless, I have converted the remaining tables from MyISAM over to InnoDB and I'm still seeing the same issue.

I downloaded, unzipped them and used filezilla to upload the contents over sftp, setting the default action to overwrite. I tried again with no result.

Yes, its PHP 8.1 PHP Version 8.1.27 Unfortunately, reuploading the files did not work. I dont really have third party plugins installed, I have disabled the chatbox I had and I *think* I've restored the default theme. Still seeing the same issue.

Hi, I'll give it a shot. PHP 8.1 Going from 4.7.6 -> lastest

I'm getting the error on the 'login' part of the upgrade process I'm not sure this is a 'host' issue as much as it is an issue with the code... I can fix the issue if someone will tell me what the error actually means.

Thanks Jim. Unfortunately, a few of us share this account as theres no way we know of to have team based access to the client area, meaning the emails arent going to my account. The account holder did forward and email yesterday, but it looked like an automated email that links to this thread? Can I PM you my email address and you can put it on the ticket cc list or something?

Try now

What do you need - ACP access or SFTP access?