UBB.threads PHP Forum Software Community Forums UBB.classic UBB.classic 5 Support rights after movement on the server

Hi,

after I have moved my ubb from one virtuall server to another it does not work correct.

I can Post Messages but the plain html Page
did not show up with the new postings.

The rights on the Server are:

-rwxrwxrwx 1 939 102 10130 Mar 15 23:17 000001.html


The message to the Admin works, but the posting does not show up at this thread.

If I try to post an answer: the posting did show up.

For any help I will be very glad....

Sincerly Yours Mark

It is difficult, if not completely impossible to properly diagnose most UBB problems without knowing which version of the UBB you are using, as well as the FULL URL to your ultimatebb.cgi file, (NOT a link to your webpage). Please provide this information. Thanks. <img src="https://www.ubbcentral.com/boards/images/graemlins/smile.gif" alt="" />

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Charles Capps
Programmer, Infopop Corporation
Please do not contact me privately for support - post on the board or open a support ticket instead!

Hi Charles,

thanks for your help.

Here is the requestit Information:

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Powered by: Ultimate Bulletin Board, Version 5.44a
© Infopop Corporation (formerly Madrona Park, Inc.), 1998-2000. Deutsche Übersetzung von thinkfactory.

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http://www.bayern-online.de/cgi-bin/ubb/Ultimate.cgi

Thanks for your help!

Sincerly Mark Zimmermann

Wow, that's odd.

Okay, first things first, this topic is being moved into the Version 5 Assistance forum.

Reset permissions on your entire NonCGI directory and all the files within it.

*DELETE* the NonCGI/Forum*/HTML directories and their contents. After doing so and resetting permissions, run an Update Threads from your control panel. If that doesn't rebuild the NonCGI/Forum*/HTML directories, please open up a Support Ticket.

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Charles Capps
Programmer, Infopop Corporation
Please do not contact me privately for support - post on the board or open a support ticket instead!

Hi Charles,

which rights should files and directories have?

Sincerly yours Mark

The entire NonCGI directory and its contents should be 777, if you can manage it...

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Charles Capps
Programmer, Infopop Corporation
Please do not contact me privately for support - post on the board or open a support ticket instead!