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fatal error after updating from 1.4.25 to 1.5.20

Started by mach_gr, November 02, 2012, 08:17:14 PM

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mach_gr

Hi folks, hoping someone can help a newbie to forum please. Have 3 websites running CPG. Have updated one of then fine. However the other two have occurred a fatal error (the same for both).

fatal error
call to undefined function check_rebuild_tree() in home/mywebsites/public.html/gallery/update.php on line 583

mywebsites = domain
gallery = folder where cpg installed

I have retried updating 3 times for each website, but same each time.

Any advice would be appreciated

Jeff Bailey

Thinking is the hardest work there is, which is probably the reason why so few engage in it. - Henry Ford

mach_gr

Hi Jeff

Many thanks, tried your suggestion. Still need to check all config settings but looks like all working fine now.

My only comment would be that I followed all the instructions (including notes) in the unzipped download folder Coppermine/cpg15x/docs/en/upgrading.htm yet the upgrade failed. The instructions do differ from what you advised me to do via the link you provided, so maybe the instructions need revising.

Anyway, again many thanks

mach_gr

Managed to go through config settings for all 3 websites and Yes looks like all updated and working fine. Many Thanks again.

Jeff Bailey

Glad it worked and thank you for coming back and confirming.

AFAIK it's not in the docs because it occurs so infrequently.
From the same thread I linked to:
Quote from: Phill Luckhurst on July 25, 2010, 08:49:07 AM
It is not all instances that do. Sometimes files get left over from mods etc, sometimes write permissions on the odd file get changed on the server and  your ftp app doesn't replace them. In my mind it is always good to do a cleanup this way.

Please resolve your thread.
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