XF 2.1 Upgraded, Site Down

[Andy Larkins]

When you try to go to the forum it goes here:

_http://www.cincysoftball.com/dugout/install/index.php?upgrade/

Instead of here

_http://www.cincysoftball.com/dugout/

And I see this

 

[Ozzy47]

Did the upgrade go through the steps completely? What version did you upgrade from?

 

[Andy Larkins]

1.5.x something.

Yes, it got all the way through

 

[Andy Larkins]

Problem is that No Upgrade available is out in the open....so the fresh install link or rebuild is available to anyone that goes to my forum link

 

[Max Taxable]

Problem is that No Upgrade available is out in the open....so the fresh install link or rebuild is available to anyone that goes to my forum link

It's still gonna require your login credentials though.

 

[Chris D]

Problem is that No Upgrade available is out in the open....so the fresh install link or rebuild is available to anyone that goes to my forum link

The upgrade system doesn’t work like that. This is why we don’t advise and you don’t need to delete the install folder. You can’t use it unless you are logged in.

 

[Chris D]

When you try to go to the forum it goes here:

_http://www.cincysoftball.com/dugout/install/index.php?upgrade/

Instead of here

_http://www.cincysoftball.com/dugout/

And I see this


View attachment 196812

Does the following file exist?

internal_data/install-lock.php

The only reason we would ever redirect to the install system is if the src/config.php file doesn't exist, and the internal_data/install-lock.php file doesn't exist.

That would be strange though because your admin login does seem to exist.

http://www.cincysoftball.com/dugout/admin.php

So that would lead me to believe the two files I mentioned actually do exist... which is confusing.

 

[Andy Larkins]

Thanks for help....

internal_data/install-lock.php does exist

Admin login works.

 

[Chris D]

I have a theory.

On your server can you find the file named index.php (it's in the root of your XF installation, so essentially wherever all of the dugout files are) open it, and copy/paste the contents here?

 

[Andy Larkins]

<?php

$startTime = microtime(true);
$fileDir = dirname(FILE);

require($fileDir . '/library/XenForo/Autoloader.php');
XenForo_Autoloader::getInstance()->setupAutoloader($fileDir . '/library');

XenForo_Application::initialize($fileDir . '/library', $fileDir);
XenForo_Application::set('page_start_time', $startTime);

$fc = new XenForo_FrontController(new XenForo_Dependencies_Public());
$fc->run();

 

[Chris D]

That's the XenForo 1.x code.

So that does explain it.

Recommended course of action at this point is to re-upload the files from the XenForo 2.1 upgrade download. I'm not certain what led to this, but it would seem that either not all of the files uploaded correctly, or they have since been partially replaced by XF1 files.

Not all of the files are from XF1 though. admin.php works because that must be the XF2 file. Similarly, the installation files are clearly XF2 otherwise they would look different.

Very odd, but certainly re-uploading the upgrade files should sort it.

 

[Andy Larkins]

ok, re-uploading now.

 

[Andy Larkins]

That fixed it. We are back online.

 

[Andy Larkins]

Odd - ten very old threads were brought to the top and stuck

 

[HappyWorld]

Odd - ten very old threads were brought to the top and stuck

What do you mean with stuck?