Recent content by electric.larry

@Slavik's hint lead me to the root of my import issues. Some missing values in vBulletin's setting table caused the import script to assume it's dealing with attachments in the database and so it never asked for the file system path where attachments are stored. I tracked down the place, where...

Thanks a lot, I'll try to find the place in the import script, where it makes the check. If that seems too complicated, I'll try to move them back into the DB.

I got a white screen as well, when I ran the import script. Turned out the php memory_limit was too low. When starting the import from the browser, I had to add php_value memory_limit 2000M to the .htaccess file in xenforo's webroot. When I'm starting the import from CLI I have to run php -d...

I'm having the same issues with importing attachments. All other data gets imported just fine. @duterte, does the setup script ask you for the path of the attachments dir before you start the import? In my case, it does not ask for it. I posted the issue and what I tried here...

Hi Chris, thanks for your quick reply. Meanwhile I tried the import four times with XFI 1.0.1 and XFI 1.0.0 based on a fresh xenForo install. I tried with Jake Bunce's patch and without it. I never get asked to enter the attachments path. The vBulletin Board is definitly set to store...

I am Using XFI 1.0.1a (including this patch by Jake Bunce) to import vBulletin 4.2 (attachments saved in filesystem) to xenForo 2. Import takes around 6 hours when run from the CLI. Almost half the time compared to an import started within a browser. At the end, most of the imported content...