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#83604 - 08/12/02 03:34 PM Zero sized thread error
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Tried to open zero sized thread 000505 in forum 1 at e:/domains/elevationstation.co.uk/user/htdocs/cgi-bin/ubb_lib_files.cgi line 762.


errrrrrr, help ? this happened when i tried to rebuild my stat files, ive been having a few problems with those random topics appearing from the year 1406 etc

[Graeme's edit - modified subject line to something a bit more descriptive, and more appropriate]

[This message was edited by Graeme on August 12, 2002 at 06:38 PM.]
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#83605 - 08/12/02 04:56 PM Re: Zero sized thread error
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Hi elevation-

That error message means that the UBB found a corrupted file in one of your forums. A zero-byte file is a completely empty file. This means that the topic it represented is no longer available. HIstorically, this kind of thing (corrupted files) happened most when there was no available space on a server.

Regardless of the cause, the way to solve the problem (prevent this error), is to delete the file in question on the server. In the example you listed, you would go into your Forum1 directory and delete the file called "000505.cgi" (do not delete any other files!).

For instance, if your error message said, "Tried to open zero sized thread 000344 in forum 5 at e:/domains/elevationstation.co.uk/user/htdocs/cgi-bin/ubb_lib_files.cgi line XXX", you should delete file 000344.cgi in Forum5.

Hope that clarifies.

Ted O'Neill
CEO, Infopop Corporation
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#83606 - 08/12/02 05:00 PM Re: Zero sized thread error
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FYI-- the latest (current) version of UBB.classic will actually fix this for you automatically. Thus, if you do not want to go through the trouble that I listed above, you can simply upgrade to the current version. Then, when you rebuild your stat files, the uBB should clean everything for you.

Ted O'Neill
CEO, Infopop Corporation
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