Re: [phpslash-users] upgrade problem

[Peter C. <li...@kr...>]

Hi Lars

Can't help you - but it looks like you've hit the same problem James Van Lommel had (and solved) - see his emails of 26 February and before:

At 11:03 26/02/03 -0800, JVL wrote:
>Thanks for the help, all. I finally tracked it down to permissions not being properly propogated from 0.65
>over to 0.7rc.
>
>Although the DB tables had been upgraded, the old user info hadn't been updated (with the db_xfer script),
>which somehow also prevented new user accounts from working as well.
>
>Documentation is great, but it doesn't help if I don't do what it says, too. (-: 

Maybe he can offer a clue?


Peter


At 12:49 10/03/03 +1000, Lars wrote:
>Hi,
>
>Thanks for all the help on the skins - but really is not a priority at the moment...What bothers me now is that I can't upgrade my users from .65 to .70, Everything else seems to work fine, but nobody can log in to the system.
>
>Everything should be set up fine, because I tried with the default db's and no problems. Then I deleted all the tables, imported my old ones, ran the upgrade script and the dbtransfer script. I had one error, but quickly sorted that one out...I ran the dbtransfer again, and no errors this time.
>
>What happens is that users (both existing and new if I try to create them) get the login screen, enter user name and password, click the log in (or whatever) button. This starts a series of communications back and forth to the db, but nothing happens. If I enter an invalid password, it'll tell me so, so the login module seems to be doing its job.
>
>Anyone have a clue ?
>
>Cheers!
>
>Lars
>
>
>
>
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