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I think it's better to first localize the issue and fix it. Otherwise it will get in the way of the upgrade. If I were you I would take up @Jim M on his offer. Make sure to provide the access details as asked and the Ips Team will help you further with this. -
Can you check the server error log page and see if there is any message logged in there recently pertaining this?
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Where did you copy the Ipb 5 files and how was everything gone? Have a look at the below guide on how to do a proper upgrade:
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This seems to be a more browser issue rather than an Ipb one. Are you using Mozilla as your browser? If so have a look at the following link: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTTP/Headers/Content-Disposition
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What is your forum version and what was the latest change/edit done to the forum prior to this happening? Can you check the server error log page as well and see if there are any messages logged in there recently pertaining this?
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You can run a couple of sql queries. Although manipulating the database directly isn't recommended, unless one knows what one is doing, short of developing a custom app for this, running manual queries is the only option to achieve what you want. I don't have access to my installation now to check the database so I can post the precise queries needed for this. But I will do so at a later time if no one beats me to it in the meantime.
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Another reason for this happening might be that the access is not allowed for your server IP.
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Php 8.4..x isn't officially supported for Ipb 5. That's something to keep in mind in case you might run into incompatibility errors down the road. Glad to see that you managed to upgrade your forum successfully. What method did you use to upload the files? Did you use a ftp program or extracted them from the File Manager section of the cPanel? I'm asking because the latter method is known for not being very reliable.
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You can read about this error at the following guide: https://invisioncommunity.com/developers/rest-api/index/
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It can be that the files haven't been overwritten/uploaded. Can you try to reupload the folder mentioned in the error message and see if that would help?
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It looks like that field is missing from the core_applications table. You can try to re add it manually and see if it would help.
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Can you also check your server error log and see if there are any recent messages logged in there?
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Glad to hear that it has been solved.
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It looks like you've run out of disk-space to me.
