[1.5.2] File does not contain expected contents

[Robru]

 

[Robru]

I have fully upgraded to 1.5.2

 

[Paul B]

Can you try downloading a new upgrade .zip and uploading the files again?

I'm not able to replicate this on several installations which I have upgraded to 1.5.2.

 

[Robru]

I do the upgrade again now, Brogan.

 

[Robru]

Can I cleanup the File Health Check log before I do a new upgrade?

 

[Paul B]

There is no log for the file health check, other than the admin log which just records the action.

 

[Robru]

After the second try of the upgrade, I have the same issue and a slower loading site ...

 

[Chris D]

The file health check appears to be correct.

The xenforo.js file on your server appears to be from XenForo 1.5.1.

 

[Robru]

I try the patch again.

 

[Chris D]

You probably only need to re-upload those two files; js/xenforo/xenforo.js and js/xenforo/full/xenforo.js.

Take extra care by viewing your FTP transfer log to make sure there are no errors when those files are uploaded.

In the few times I've seen something similar, it has helped to physically delete the file from the server before re-uploading.

 

[Robru]

I did delete both files first

/js/XenForo


/js/XenForo/full

 

[Chris D]

Are you uploading the files from the XF 1.5.2 upgrade package and the files from the patch in this thread?

https://xenforo.com/community/threa...sed-includes-security-fix.107127/#post-997356

 

[Robru]

Are you uploading the files from the XF 1.5.2 upgrade package and the files from the patch in this thread?

Yes!

 

[Chris D]

That's the problem...

You need to do ONE of them.

You either apply the patch (attached to that thread) to XF 1.5.0 or XF 1.5.1 OR you download and install the 1.5.2 package from your customer area. XF 1.5.2 contains the patch files already.

 

[Robru]

So, I must download the upgrade package now, and renew only the two files on my server?

 

[Chris D]

Yes, that should do it.

 

[Robru]

Thank you, they are no longer mentioned in the file health check