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Darrell3831
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PostPosted: Wed Apr 27, 2005 1:48 pm Reply with quote

Hi,

I have Nuke 7.4 with 2.9 installed. Previously I was running Sentinel 2.1.2 without any trouble.

Today I tried to install 2.2.0.

I followed the instructions about uploading:

Quote:
Uploading Files:
----------------
NukeSentinel™ Files in Directories: FTP Upload to:
html/abuse/*.* ----------------> root/abuse/*.* Not needed for upgraders
html/admin/*.* ----------------> root/admin/*.*
html/blocks/*.* ----------------> root/blocks/*.*
html/images/*.* ----------------> root/images/*.*
html/includes/*.* ----------------> root/includes/*.*
html/language/*.* ----------------> root/language/*.*
html/modules/*.* ----------------> root/modules/*.* Not needed for upgraders
* root = the root directory of your site.


These instructions don't mention uploading nsnst.php, however I figured out that it was probably needed for it to run. Smile So I uploaded it.

Then pointed my browser to the nsnst.php file and got the imfamous blank page.

Checking further I noticed your upload instructions also do not tell you to upload the nsnst_installer directory either. So I uploaded that as well and the problem with a blank page went away.

I ran the nsnst script twice without trouble.

I upgraded from 2.1.2 to 2.1.3. Then I upgraded from 2.1.3 to 2.2.0. Both worked fine and every line said it succeded.

I made all the edits included in the instructions that came with my version.

Then I went into admin and clicked on the Senteniel 2.2.0 icon and got this error message:

Quote:
It appears that NukeSentinel(tm) has not been configured correctly. The most common cause is that you either have an error in the syntax that is including includes/sentinel.php from your mainfile.php, or you have not added the NukeSentinel(tm) code to your mainfile.php. This code must be placed immediately after the opening <? tag in mainfile.php. So your first 7 lines in mainfile.php must look like this:

<?php
if ($forum_admin == 1) {
include("../../../includes/sentinel.php");
} elseif ($inside_mod == 1) {
include("../../includes/sentinel.php");
} else {
include("includes/sentinel.php");
}


I have checked and rechecked. Those seven lines of code ARE there. They are identical, and they don't contain any typos that I can see.

I noticed that raven suggested to someone running Nuke 7.6 to add a line to their config.php file. This is NOT in the instructions either.

Quote:
Make sure that in your config.php file you have $admin_file = 'admin';


Should I add this even though I'm running 7.4?

Thanks for any help that will get me back up and running.

Sincerely,
Darrell

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PostPosted: Wed Apr 27, 2005 2:38 pm Reply with quote

In the README there is this information
Quote:
MAINFILE.PHP File Edits:
========================
1) Add the following to your mainfile.php file just after the opening <?

if (defined('FORUM_ADMIN')) {
@include_once("../../../includes/nukesentinel.php");
} elseif (defined('INSIDE_MOD')) {
@include_once("../../includes/nukesentinel.php");
} else {
@include_once("includes/nukesentinel.php");
}


Your mainfile.php statements have not been changed correctly.
 
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PostPosted: Wed Apr 27, 2005 2:44 pm Reply with quote

Maybe I'm just not seeing it correctly and a freash set of eyes will save the day.

Here is the top of mainfile.php taken from my site.

Quote:
<?php
if (defined('FORUM_ADMIN')) {
@include_once("../../../includes/nukesentinel.php");
} elseif (defined('INSIDE_MOD')) {
@include_once("../../includes/nukesentinel.php");
} else {
@include_once("includes/nukesentinel.php");
}

# $Author: chatserv $
# $Date: 2005/03/30 03:08:21 $


As I said in my first message, it really, really looks right to me. I used copy and paste to put it there in the first place, and copy and paste to bring it here for you.

There shouldent be any typos...

I don't know what else to check.

Darrell
 
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PostPosted: Wed Apr 27, 2005 2:48 pm Reply with quote

I don't know if it's relevant, but now my admin page has two icons for Sentinel. One for 2.1.2 and one for 2.2.0...

I tried a union attack and sentinel 2.2.0 cought it and emailed me....

I still can't get to the sentinel admin page though.

Darrell
 
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PostPosted: Wed Apr 27, 2005 3:03 pm Reply with quote

Sorry. I was reading from the QUOTE in your message and the error panel was saying /sentinel instead of /nukesentinel, so I interpreted that as what you had in your mainfile.php.
 
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PostPosted: Wed Apr 27, 2005 3:15 pm Reply with quote

I think I might have solved my troubles. I'll keep tinkering, but for now I can get into nukesentinel without errors.

I removed all the stuff in admin, /links and /case, and in includes to Sentinel and nukesentinel started working.

I did not think that the two would conflict with each other after all the edits had been made, but apperantly they still do.

Sorry,
Darrell
 
Raven







PostPosted: Wed Apr 27, 2005 3:21 pm Reply with quote

Laughing - That's just what I was going to suggest when you mentioned the 2 icons Smile
 
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