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  • #4446
    jgk1013
    Member

    Hi, so I’ve run into a bit of a problem on the installation process. I get through all the steps but then when I press complete the installation if gives me the following error:

    The database failed to install. You may need to replace bbPress with a fresh copy and start again.

    I deleted and then re-uploaded bbPress 3 times and each time I get this result. Any ideas on what I might be doing wrong? I’m trying to install it on a subdomain, forums.wearelabor.com, and trying to integrate it with WPMU/BuddyPress. Any and all help very much appreciated.

    #70125

    yep

    but it doesn’t take up the job

    #70124

    You want your WordPress posts to show up as topics in your bbPress forums?

    This sounds like a job for BBSYNC!

    #54305
    alexdiaz86
    Member

    medyz, creo que el problema es como has llamado a la carpeta, no se si te equivocaste al poner este post, o también al nombrar la carpeta, pero es languages, con G, no languajes

    un saludo

    #70123

    hi all, hi cookye/code Godness.

    I’m a small useless human with many needs,

    greatest one now it is NOT to have blog users sharing login,

    but it’s only and ‘simply’ to ‘automatically’ import IN BBpress

    Wp’s posted articles (even not the old ones)

    Would this new beta help in that,given my WP config (2.7) has not

    1 or more requested ash /salt/pepper/ things?

    Your…faithfully

    If working solution will come up

    I’ll commit to start english class too.

    #70122
    bebopcool
    Member

    i am try tu use forums in buddypress

    i am suffering pb in wpmu 2.7 (trunk 1574) and bbpress (1.0 alpha 4) integration both in update or brand new installation.

    wpmu install in root

    bbpress in /forums

    user integration is ok

    log in integration not

    this seems ok :

    You will also have to manually ensure that the following constants are equivalent in WordPress’ and bbPress’ respective config files.

    WordPress (wp-config.php) bbPress (bb-config.php)

    AUTH_KEY BB_AUTH_KEY

    SECURE_AUTH_KEY BB_SECURE_AUTH_KEY

    LOGGED_IN_KEY BB_LOGGED_IN_KEY

    the bb press integration plugin gives me this line to add in wp-config :

    define(‘COOKIEPATH’, ‘/’);

    nothing about cookie domain : is this a pb ?

    i added the cookie salt information looking manually to wp-config because a have an issue somewhere :

    in bbpress/settings/integration it tells that we have to got to the page :

    http://domain/wp-admin/options.php

    to get the information about cookie salts

    on this page i have those errors (both on new and update install of wpmu 2.7)

    Warning: array_search() [function.array-search]: Wrong datatype for second argument in /home/$$$/www/wp-admin/includes/plugin.php on line 1044

    Warning: array_search() [function.array-search]: Wrong datatype for second argument in /home/$$$/www/wp-admin/includes/plugin.php on line 1044

    Warning: array_search() [function.array-search]: Wrong datatype for second argument in /home/$$$/www/wp-admin/includes/plugin.php on line 1044

    Warning: array_search() [function.array-search]: Wrong datatype for second argument in /home/$$$/www/wp-admin/includes/plugin.php on line 1044

    do not know if there is a link …but is there anyone with an idea about this error ?

    and about a solution for my wpmu+bbpress integration

    #70121

    While testing bbPress 1.0 Alpha 4 I am not able to change the name of any topic —I do not know whether this is a known issue or not; the procedure just looks fine, though the title stays the same. If this extends beyond me I will go to track.

    ganzua
    Member

    Hi Sam! thanks for your answer;

    A my-languages directory would probably be the way to go.

    Well, then bb-config.php needs to have last lines changed :-) ;

    // Change this to localize bbPress.  A corresponding MO file for the
    // chosen language must be installed to bb-includes/languages.
    // For example, install de.mo to bb-includes/languages and set BB_LANG to 'de'
    // to enable German language support.
    define('BB_LANG', '');

    I tried a my-languages and a bb-languages folder but no way.

    Can you link to the language files you were trying to use?

    I had an old .mo file stored in my hard drive. I think it was for bbpress 0.7 or a previous version, not sure.

    #70215
    s7icky
    Member

    lol i think im gonna give up on bbpress my admin worked yesterday now it wont lol and i havent even been on my site… LOL this is really annoying BAAAAAH

    #70229

    In reply to: ETA of bbPress 1.0 ?

    _ck_
    Participant

    Exactly how many more “when will 1.0 be final” posts are there going to be?

    There are at least a dozen topics on this. When it’s done, it’s done.

    If you rush it, then we have to deal with the “when will 1.0 be fixed” questions.

    There is no schedule, no timetable, and you should not use the alpha on a live site.

    If you can’t live without a date, assume it will be done a year from now.

    Please see the dozen other topics on this: https://bbpress.org/forums/tags/10

    #69998
    Sam Bauers
    Participant

    @iservers

    Well, that’s different… :)

    But I just realised you are using bbPress 0.9 – the bb_mail() function has been replaced in 1.0-alpha with one more like wp_mail() in WordPress.

    It was replaced in part because people had problems sending from Windows environments. You have probably just pinpointed the cause of that. Just a few months too late unfortunately!

    For now I would just hack the core of 0.9 if I were you – it is unlikely to see any more updates. The replacement function in 1.0 should take care of this, although I would appreciate it if you could test 1.0-alpha for the same problem if you have some time.

    #70228

    In reply to: ETA of bbPress 1.0 ?

    Sam Bauers
    Participant

    Well, basically I’m not sure how much more time it’s going to take to get things right for the final 1.0 release.

    I could set a date, but then if it wasn’t met there’d be a whole new set of expectations and complaints to manage.

    bbPress 1.0 will be released after the “1.0-rc” (release candidate) versions, which will come after the “1.0-beta” versions which will come after the current “1.0-alpha” versions.

    Basically there is still very new or experimental stuff in the 1.0-alpha releases. Once that newer functionality is tied down we’ll be able to move to 1.0-beta which should only contain cosmetic changes and optimisations. Then once those are complete we’ll move to 1.0-rc, during which we will generally only do bug fixes. Once the bugs are ironed out, we’ll go to a final 1.0 release. Hopefully the minor point releases can be kept to a minimum after that.

    How long is that piece of string? Maybe one maybe two months. It actually depends on people testing more than anyone coding, although if we can get more people contributing patches to core it would be great too.

    #70227

    In reply to: ETA of bbPress 1.0 ?

    They’re no where near the point where they want to pimp a finalized product. Personally, I’ve seen far too many projects like this fail because they promoted themselves before they were ready. Right now, even though there is a stable version, the whole site is pretty much a big public test. There’s too much going on to be able to guess a date, and based on the past, if you held a gun to my head, I’d make things up. Which is what developers do when our bosses want to know how long it will take to build the next toy for our companies. We don’t know, sometimes. Creativity (and yes, coding is just that) is hard to measure.

    So. It’ll be done when it’s done. Not by years end. Hopefully us posters can help hammer out the big issues to get them to a live 1.0 version sooner, but it’ll take time :)

    #69939
    Sam Bauers
    Participant

    So in summary…

    No, bbPress is not slow like GoDaddy says.

    :)

    #70231
    Sam Bauers
    Participant

    Someone brought this up on the IRC channel the other day. Seems like it’s Windows specific. Please add a ticket in Trac.

    #70120
    Sam Bauers
    Participant

    @johnjamesjacoby

    I suspect that user just never visited the bbPress portion of your site.

    There are four ways a user will get their role set in bbPress once the role map is setup:

    1. If they register through bbPress (will also give them a role in WordPress)
    2. If they register through WordPress, then visit bbPress whilst logged in
    3. If they register through WordPress, then logout, then log back in through bbPress at some stage
    4. If they register through WordPress, then an admin re-saves the role mapping in bbPress

    #70119
    Sam Bauers
    Participant

    @the_Wish

    I’ve tracked your “.” prefix issue down. There should be a new version of the plugin available soon to correct this problem.

    #70226

    In reply to: ETA of bbPress 1.0 ?

    feastoffools
    Member

    Why not say: “We don’t know, but we’re working hard to develop an EST by next month. But based on the past, we can guess that it will be ready by this date, but who knows, we might run into unexpected delays along the way.”

    Is there politics involved in setting a project finalization date? My suggestion is that if you want to see more people adopting bbpress, you’ll want to be as transparent with your project dates. Am I wrong here?

    #69938
    _ck_
    Participant

    GoDaddy is massive and would have thousands of support staff, probably outsourced.

    There is far too much competition in the hosting world to stay with such a provider, find yourself someone better and smaller that actually cares about losing a customer and doesn’t put 1000’s of clients per box.

    My best advise would be to get someone with cpanel because it far easier for the host and far easier for you and makes the account extremely portable between other cpanel hosts. I can literally move an entire account between servers in 1 or 2 minutes flat, all settings, mysql, email, dns, structure, etc. preserved exactly (and you don’t even need to know linux).

    Avoid the really big hosts, avoid the really little hosts.

    If you can afford it, get a VPS so you have much more control but don’t get a small, underpowered VPS which can be worse than shared hosting.

    Do not get a host that uses NFS (networked file storage) like Dreamhost because that makes file intensive programs like WordPress/bbPress slow. GoDaddy probably uses NFS too but I am not positive about that.

    Quick summary:

    1. get a host with cpanel
    2. make sure the host does not use NFS
    3. make sure the host does not run PHP in safemode
    4. only get a VPS if it’s reasonable size/performance,

        as small VPS are worse than quality shared hosting

    added: one more tip for choosing a hosting provider – if they use the word “unlimited” in any of their advertising, find another provider.

    #70230
    chrishajer
    Participant

    This would be good as a bug report at http://trac.bbpress.org

    #70118

    Hey Sam, when registering through WordPress, did you mention that your WP Integration plug-in would adjust the role in bbPress somehow also? I have a new user that registered through WP and while I’m not sure if they’ve ever logged in or not, they do not have a role set in the BBP side. I could manually map them…

    What would help you in this situation? Would you like me to dump the meta data for that user along with their respective user table entry?

    #70211

    Isn’t this what the role mapping in the bbPress Admin panel WordPress Integration page is for? It should map the existing users as you specify according to their preexisting WordPress roles.

    #70225

    In reply to: ETA of bbPress 1.0 ?

    It seems like 1.0 has really come along nicely the past month or so, with many frequent bug fixes and trac updates.

    I know I’m new to the bbPress game, but I really do hope and plan to stick around as a beta tester and plug-in developer once I’m totally comfortable with what I figure out from poking around.

    #4441
    brik182
    Member

    DB Error in bb_insert_topic: Incorrect integer value: '' for column 'topic_id' at row 1

    INSERT INTO bb_topics (topic_id,topic_title,topic_slug,topic_poster,topic_poster_name,topic_last_poster,topic_last_poster_name,topic_start_time,topic_time,topic_open,forum_id) VALUES (”,’Your first topic’,’your-first-topic’,’1′,’admin’,’1′,’admin’,’2008-12-16 05:10:50′,’2008-12-16 05:10:50′,’1′,’1′)

    This problem has been around since the previous 1.0 alpha releases. The installation would say that it was successful but it would not create a topic as that error in the last stage would indicate.

    The first forum is created and it says there is 1 post but upon clicking said forum it presents you with a “New Topic in this Forum” form. When you post a new topic, it gives you an error: “This topic has been closed.”

    Apache 2.2.10

    MySQL 5.1.0

    PHP 5.2.6

    Windows Server 2003

    Database Collation: utf8_general_ci

    #69937
    vannak
    Member

    Yes here is the solution that godaddy gave to me

    After reviewing your inquiry it appears that you were able to connect to our servers in a timely manor. Please let us know if you have any further questions, comments, or concerns by replying to this email. Our service departments and telephone lines are open 24 hours a day, 365 days a year to accommodate your needs anytime.

    To me i don’t see the solution, but only waste my time sending email to the support team. and one more point, how many support stuff godaddy has? 100 stuffs? because anytime i send email to godaddy support i always get reply from different people even the same problem.

    Vannak

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