lonely_star wrote: I had ever rename "new_rename.htm" to "index.htm". The file index.htm still wants to redirect me to forums/list.page.
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Anonymous wrote:While I'm setting automatically installation, I have got an error
Error
An error has occurred while updating the Administrator's Password. Please refer to the complete error message in the field below for more technical information.
Error raised:
General error message from server: "Illegal mix of collations (latin1_swedish_ci,IMPLICIT) and (utf8_general_ci,COERCIBLE) for operation '='"
please give me advise...
Anonymous wrote:I got the same errors as the above posters after finishing a fresh installation of JForum 2.0.2 on Tomcat 5.0.28 running on WinXP with MySQL.
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:I got the same errors as the above posters after finishing a fresh installation of JForum 2.0.2 on Tomcat 5.0.28 running on WinXP with MySQL.
On http://www.jforum.net/forums/list.page, if you click on the icon to the latest post of "Downloading / Installing" box (http://www.jforum.net/posts/list/45//5.page#2205), you'll see the same error.
kot wrote:
So, to get rid of this InvalidReferenceException problem I must check out latest sources?
kot wrote:
Is there any relatively stable development version (maybe I could check out sources with specific revision)? If no, when do you plan to ship next version with this fix?
Rafael Steil wrote:
kot wrote:
So, to get rid of this InvalidReferenceException problem I must check out latest sources?
hhmm.. no. This "invalidRefrenceException" is from freemarker, but it does not points to the root of the problem, which may be tons of possibilities.
I don't know for sure. It looks like the system didn't started well.. things like wrong database configuration, forgotten database dumps and so on are candidates for starting a bug.
Did you tried removing the jforum's installation and making a new one? If you are usnig jetty, try getting tomcat and see if it works. The important point is to isolate the problem.
Rafael
kot wrote:No, I'm using apache2 with Resin module. I did run all necessary sqls. It looks like JForum.setupTemplateContext() method doesn't do it's job correctly.
Rafael Steil wrote:
kot wrote:No, I'm using apache2 with Resin module. I did run all necessary sqls. It looks like JForum.setupTemplateContext() method doesn't do it's job correctly.
Well, can you try accessing via Tomcat directly? And maybe using resin directly too. This will help me a lot, since many times is hard to get time to try jforum with all possible configurations / containers.
Rafael
kot wrote:
I don't use Tomcat. I use Apache HTTP server which is not a servlet container. I can try running directly on resin, but not right now - I need to change resin configuration.
Anonymous wrote:I got the same errors as the above posters after finishing a fresh installation of JForum 2.0.2 on Tomcat 5.0.28 running on WinXP with MySQL.
http://localhost:8084/JForum/forums/list.page
And here is its HTML source:
Rafael Steil wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:I got the same errors as the above posters after finishing a fresh installation of JForum 2.0.2 on Tomcat 5.0.28 running on WinXP with MySQL.
On http://www.jforum.net/forums/list.page, if you click on the icon to the latest post of "Downloading / Installing" box (http://www.jforum.net/posts/list/45//5.page#2205), you'll see the same error.
Is not the *same* error, although an exception will the trhown. This bug is already fixed in the development version.
Rafael
Anonymous wrote:
What is "development" version? Is it possible to download and try it?
Rafael Steil wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
What is "development" version? Is it possible to download and try it?
It is the... development version. You can see how to access it here: http://www.jforum.net/development.htm
Rafael
Anonymous wrote:Does it use the same schemas as phpBB2? e.g., could I copy my phpBB2 database and point JForum at it?
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