vbseo problem on vb4

[Chromaniac]

Fatal error: Cannot run code from this file in conjunction with non encoded files in /public_html/vbseo/includes/functions_vbseo.php on line 17

I am getting this error on trying to enter the vbseocp on my forum.

I just moved on to a fresh installation with APC Cache enabled (preparing for XenForo!).

How do I fix this problem?

 

[Miko]

Shouldn't you ask on vBseo or vBulletin how to fix your vBulletin + vBseo problem? You might have a better chance to get help.

Is the script Zend encrypted ? Did you upload them in binary mode?

 

[Kim]

Might I suggest you ask at vB? Call me whacky but isn't that a better place for vB support than here?

 

[Kim]

Snap Miko

 

[Chromaniac]

well i have asked on the vbseo forum of course. could not resolve it till now.

i decided to ask here because there are plenty of very experienced vb users here.

and of course, i am sticking to vb4 waiting for xenforo.

 

[Kim]

I think it is a little gauche to be asking for support of a product on another product's forum.

 

[Anthony Parsons]

I think maybe the point is that considering many of the VB experts are around here... here is just a good a place to ask VB questions I would imagine...

 

[Chromaniac]

and that is why i am in the off topic forum.

i am not getting it. xenforo is not out yet. i cannot use it. i plan to migrate to it. at this point of time i am facing a problem with vb and i was looking for some help from experienced vb users here.

i guess i would go back to vbseo forums and look for help there.

 

[Chromaniac]

my apologies to everyone who felt offended by this post here.

 

[ManagerJosh]

could you post the contents of your error logs?

 

[Chromaniac]

there seems to be nothing in the error logs.

i am trying to access vbseo control panel. forum is working fine. URLs are fine (though the scheme has changed!).

it was working perfectly fine on my old server which had directadmin but not apc cache. this new one is cpanel with apc cache. apparently Zend Optimizer is installed and running. i have a feeling that it might be causing this problem.

 

[Jethro]

well i have asked on the vbseo forum of course. could not resolve it till now.

i decided to ask here because there are plenty of very experienced vb users here.

and of course, i am sticking to vb4 waiting for xenforo.

Got you covered with this one Bro, don't use vb4 and vbseo, oh and reboot your computer for good measure.

 

[Floris]

Since XenForo is out in a few days, and XenForo has SEO inside it, perhaps just turn off vbseo for now, downgrade to vBulletin version 3, and then convert to xenforo using their vb3 import script.

 

[CFodder]

Got you covered with this one Bro, don't use vb4 and vbseo, oh and reboot your computer for good measure.

I'm sorry but LOL.

 

[Chromaniac]

that sounds like a good option right now!

(btw. googling around landed me on some drupal page where people having zend optimizer on their server face the same error.)

 

[Chromaniac]

alright. problem fixed. it was zend optimizer that was causing the issues.

now that i know apc cache is working fine and i have a clean installation, i am all set for xenforo.

 

[Kier]

A somewhat random thread to find on XenForo.com...

We used to find it odd when vBSEO support requests were posted on vBulletin.com (rather than vbseo.com), but to find one posted here, well that's a new one on me.

 

[Chromaniac]

hehe. i thought twice but looking at the number of massively experienced vB users and developers here. i could not resist the temptation!

in the end the problem was more about conflict between zend optimizer and apc cache. no idea if it affects other apps too!

 

[Kier]

hehe. i thought twice but looking at the number of massively experienced vB users and developers here. i could not resist the temptation!

in the end the problem was more about conflict between zend optimizer and apc cache. no idea if it affects other apps too!

Just install Zend Server and be done with it.

 

[The Sandman]

i decided to ask here because there are plenty of very experienced vb users here.

He does make a good point, and it's only the tip of the iceberg.

...and of course, i am sticking to vb4 waiting for xenforo

Of course.