Hi folks.
My Bridge was successful, and I have all my phpbb users in my coppermine user section. I set the 'use post based groups' to yes. The first time I did the bridge I set it to 'no' so i thought setting it to 'yes' would solve my problem (wrong). So, now when I go into the Users section, all I have are admins and users. My Mods and all my other levels are not there. When I go into groups, I can't add any, and none of the board groups are there. I did the bridge mainly to allow the mods and members different access. I would not even mind if I had to make groups and reassign them, but I can't do either right now.
Coppermine install: http://superficialgallery.com/Celebs/albums/
Forum install: http://superficialgallery.com/phpBB2/index.php
Coppermine version: 1.4.10
Forum version: phpBB 2.0.13.
Test user account: Test Guy / test
Thanks
BTW - I wanted to tell you my bridge settings, but when I go to the link in the admin section, all I can do is disable it by logging in, which I would rather not do. Sorry
Your site is inaccessible for me. Review your posted links.
Hey GauGau, thanks for clicking. The links are right, but everything is really slow. It seems to be a bit better now. I dont think the slowdown is because of the bridge, I think it is my junky host.
But the links are correct. Thanks again
Enable to "post-based groups" option.
I disabled and re-enabled the bridge. Here are my settings
Your bridge settings
Forum URL: http://superficialgallery.com/phpBB2
Relative path to your BBS's config file: ../../phpBB2/
Use post-based groups?: 1
Cookie prefix: phpbb2mysql
My users are still not holding their phpbb groups, and i can't add groups in the admin.
I must be doing something wrong, but I do have post groups enabled..
sorry
I still can't do anything, just FYI
Please let me know if I should just turn off the bridge - if so, i will
Quote from: Acadia23 on April 28, 2007, 04:31:21 AM
Test user account: Test Guy / test
Doesn't work for me. Review!
Thanks for trying, but this was A Bridge Too Far.
Please lock this.