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I know it’s a long shot, but has anyone out there had the misfortune of dealing with YAF before?
Recently I volunteered to move and fix an install of YetAnotherForum.NET, and after looking under the hood, I’d really like to scrap YAF and move it to just about any other forum software, especially a platform that could be migrated to bbPress.
Any mad scientists with wild ideas?
I’ll be glad to PayPal someone $20 to add a simple navigation header to my forums.
My main site is at http://www.jawsurgeryblog.com
I would like a similar header, doesn’t have to be perfect, but simply include the logo and navigation links, at the top of my forums here:
http://www.jawsurgeryblog.com/forums/
Just let me know which wordpress and bbpress files you would need, unless you can do it all via View Source, then as soon as it’s up and running, I’ll PayPal the $20 right away.
If you need anything else, just let me know.
Thanks,
Brandon
chrishajer – Not exactly.
I NEVER put WP in the root, after (in the 1.* days) it pitched a hissy fit with another web app over permalinks and htaccess. And since you can run WP out of root while having it in a subfolder, and no one can tell the difference, it works rather well.
I have this:
/var/www/example/index.php <which points to the wordpress folder>
/var/www/example/wordpress/<wordpress files>accessible here http://www.example.com/ and here http://www.example.com/wordpress/wp-admin
/var/www/example/bbpress/accessible here http://www.example.com/bbpress/
With this, once I got my auth keys in order, it worked fine. I’m not saying it can’t be done your way (and hey, if it works, leave it alone!
), I’m just saying that I’ve seen it cause more headaches.
I have been searching and searching for a solution to this but cannot find anything having similar issues. I recently installed wpmu, buddypress & bbpress and have it all integrated for the most part. The problem is when I go t the bbpress admin panel most of the functionality is gone.
All I see on the left side navigation is Forums, Topics, Posts & Users. I have no way of activated plugins or themes and whatever else there is to do(it’s been so many days I forget what all was there). I tried to browse to plugins.php and it just redirects me back to the forum homepage.
Anybody experience anything similar?
I was reading a thread yesterday about bbPress registration emails not reaching new members. I can’t find it now, but there were comments in the thread about ISPs having limits, and maybe even auto-banning you from shared server space as a spammer. In case it’s of use to anyone, I emailed my UK hoster, kNet Hosting, and got this reply today;
Hi Michael,
We have a sending limit of 1000 mails per hour for SMTP mail from your account.
Sending mails from scripts e.g., a forum is not included in this so there are no limits. Obviously the higher rate that you send them could mean they are more likely to be flagged as spam by the major ISP’s.
Let me know if I can assist with this further.
Nick
On Wed, Jun 24, 2009 at 10:02 AM, Michael wrote:
Hi,
I’ve been reading on a forum that sending emails to groups of people via your server space can trigger alerts, get you banned from major players like Google and others, and even banned from your hoster. I don’t have many forum members at present, but if I got say, a few hundred, and sent everyone an email would it cause problems?
Essentially, I guess my question is what limits are there for this on shared hosting?
Regards,
Michael
Sometimes, integrating bbPress into your WordPress can cause you to lose your admin access.
This plugin can help restore your access.
i am using wp2.3 and bbp 0.9
i integrated using the help in forum and after that i am unable to login as administrator into both wordpress and bbpress.
How can i resolve it?
Topic: Installation throws errors
Dear Developers, dear community
currently I am trying to set up the following combination: WordPress MU (2.7.1), Buddypress (tried both, 1.0.1 and 1.0.2) as well as bbpress (1.0-rc-3). My problem is the following error that appears on the “Installation success”-page:
Database error: [You have an error in your SQL syntax; check the manual that corresponds to your MySQL server version for the right syntax to use near ') /* WP_Users::append_meta */' at line 1]
SELECT user_id, meta_key, meta_value FROM wp_usermeta WHERE user_id IN () /* WP_Users::append_meta */
Caller: BB_Install->BB_Install, BB_Install->process_form, BB_Install->process_form_finalise_installation, bb_get_user, WP_Users->get_user, WP_Users->append_meta
Database error: [You have an error in your SQL syntax; check the manual that corresponds to your MySQL server version for the right syntax to use near ') /* WP_Users::append_meta */' at line 1]
SELECT user_id, meta_key, meta_value FROM wp_usermeta WHERE user_id IN () /* WP_Users::append_meta */
Caller: BB_Install->BB_Install, BB_Install->process_form, BB_Install->process_form_finalise_installation, bb_new_user, bb_get_user_by_nicename, WP_Users->get_user, WP_Users->append_meta
Warning: Cannot modify header information - headers already sent by (output started at [...] bbpressbb-includesbackpressclass.bpdb.php:569) in [...] bbpressbb-includesfunctions.bb-core.php on line 1095To track down the error I will try to explain my installation procedure – the starting point is a vanilla installation of WordPress MU 2.71 and Buddypress 1.0.2:
1) Put bbpress into the same directory as wp-admin, wp-content and wp-includes – basically (“/”)
2) Go to the installation routine on ./bbpress/bb-admin/install.php and start step 1
3) Enter the same database name, user and password as for the WordPress MU installation
4) “Show advanced settings” and set database character collation to “utf8_general_ci”
5) Save and go to step two
6) Add integration settings
7) Add cookie integration
Enter the URL of the page (Note: The description “This value should exactly match the WordPress address (URL) setting in your WordPress general settings.” is wrong, there is no such value under Admin Panel > Settings > General nor under Admin Panel > Buddypress > General settings9) Have already tried both: Setting the page URL again as well as setting URL + “/bbpress/” (Note: Again the description “This value should exactly match the Blog address (URL) setting in your WordPress general settings.” does no match since there is no such value in the Admin Panel in General Settings
10) Copying all cookie keys from the wp-config.php
11) Add user database integration settings
12) Set MU primary blog id to: 1
13) Save and go to step three
14) Enter site name, enter side address as base URL + “/bbpress/”, enter keymaster and according email address as well as a title for the first board
15) Save and install
From here on I get the error message (white one white background), the installation routine shows a successful installation nonetheless. The protocol is:
Referrer is OK, beginning installation…
>>> Setting up custom user table constants
Step 1 - Creating database tables
>>> Modifying database: [...] (localhost)
>>>>>> Table: bb_forums
>>>>>>>>> Creating table
>>>>>>>>>>>> Done
>>>>>> Table: bb_meta
>>>>>>>>> Creating table
>>>>>>>>>>>> Done
>>>>>> Table: bb_posts
>>>>>>>>> Creating table
>>>>>>>>>>>> Done
>>>>>> Table: bb_terms
>>>>>>>>> Creating table
>>>>>>>>>>>> Done
>>>>>> Table: bb_term_relationships
>>>>>>>>> Creating table
>>>>>>>>>>>> Done
>>>>>> Table: bb_term_taxonomy
>>>>>>>>> Creating table
>>>>>>>>>>>> Done
>>>>>> Table: bb_topics
>>>>>>>>> Creating table
>>>>>>>>>>>> Done
Step 2 - WordPress integration (optional)
>>> WordPress address (URL): http://[...]/
>>> Blog address (URL): http://[...]/
>>> WordPress cookie keys set.
>>> WordPress "auth" cookie salt set from input.
>>> WordPress "secure auth" cookie salt set from input.
>>> WordPress "logged in" cookie salt set from input.
>>> User database table prefix: wp_
Step 3 - Site settings
>>> Site name: [...]
>>> Site address (URL): http://[...]/bbpress/
>>> From email address: [...]
>>> Key master created
>>>>>> Username: forumadmin
>>>>>> Email address: [...]
>>>>>> Password: [...]
>>> Description: Just another bbPress community
>>> Forum name: General
>>>>>> Topic: Your first topic
>>>>>>>>> Post: First Post! w00t.
>>> Making plugin directory at [...] bbpress/my-plugins/.
>>> Making theme directory at [...] bbpress/my-templates/.
>>> Key master email sent
Installation complete!I mean the forum is working, but I fear still something might have gone wrong after the above error message. What do you think?
Kind regards
