XF 1.1 Stuck in a loop

[Renada]

Hi,

I'm trying to upgrade to 1.1 beta 5. I've uploaded all the files, navigated to mysite.com/forums/install and I get the username/password screen. Enter my username and password and it goes to a screen saying "The board is currently being upgraded. Please check back later."

I can't get past this screen. Forum is not in debug mode.

Any help appreciated

Regards,
Renada

 

[adgsteve]

Can you log in to the admin cp? mysite.com/admin.php
If you can log in there then you can run the install script..... at least that's how I've been doing it.

 

[Renada]

Can you log in to the admin cp? mysite.com/admin.php
If you can log in there then you can run the install script..... at least that's how I've been doing it.

Unfortunately not that gives me the same response ... The board is currently ...

 

[Jake Bunce]

I don't see what could be causing this.

What is the URL of the login page and the page that says, "The board is currently being upgraded. Please check back later"?

 

[Despair]

I had the same problem yesterday, at first I thought it was my own rewrite rules that were conflicting since I didn't really see anyone with the same issue. Well anyways, did you also try "mysite.com/forums/install/index.php"? That worked for me.

 

[Renada]

I don't see what could be causing this.

What is the URL of the login page and the page that says, "The board is currently being upgraded. Please check back later"?

Hi Jake,

It seems to not be letting me log in. The URL is http://xxxxxx.com/forums/admin.php?login/login

Thanks

Renada

 

[Renada]

I had the same problem yesterday, at first I thought it was my own rewrite rules that were conflicting since I didn't really see anyone with the same issue. Well anyways, did you also try "mysite.com/forums/install/index.php"? That worked for me.

Hi,

Thanks for trying, that didn't work either

Renada

 

[Mike]

Try reuploading admin.php from the zip. (Well, reuploading everything perhaps.) That error message shouldn't be triggered by the admin side of things (only the front-end).

 

[Renada]

Try reuploading admin.php from the zip. (Well, reuploading everything perhaps.) That error message shouldn't be triggered by the admin side of things (only the front-end).

Working now, thanks Mike

Renada

 

[justwordme]

I had same problem this is what it took to get the upgrade now to show

http://Yoursite.com/install/index.php?upgrade/