[mp3president]

Hi there,

I am trying to install VB 3.8.11 on my server.
However, i changed the config.php5 file on my PC with al the info needed.
By accident i said on windows open with "wordpad" and to do this always with this kind of file extension.

But now when i want to install and type : domain/install/install.php5 my computer want to open or save this file. It won't install

Does anyone know how to fix this??

Thank you

Greets

[iA1]

If you have the original config file downloaded from vbulletin members area, reupload that file and make the changes again. Use notepad++ or programmers' notepad for editing php file.

[mp3president]

Hi iA4,

Thanks for your respons, however did that and it didn't do the job.

[In Omnibus]

You need to name the file correctly.

"config.php"

There is no "5" in the file extension.

[mp3president]

@ In Omnibus

Yes there are.
Vbulletin 3.8.11 needs php5 and when you download this from the members area the files are .php5

[MarkFL]

In my vB 3.8.11 install on my local server, the php files have the extension ".PHP"

[In Omnibus]

Originally Posted by MarkFL

In my vB 3.8.11 install on my local server, the php files have the extension ".PHP"

Yes. They do on the vBulletin 3.8.11 package I downloaded moments ago as well. The customer above has circled the file type, not the extension. It appears ostensibly that his config file is missing the ".php" extension. It shows in my unzipped package.

[mp3president]

Even when the config.php5 is changed to config.php it still does this:





--------------- Added 12 Jul 2019 at 09:54 ---------------

fixed it

I downloaded from members area the wrong version.
You can choose default, or for specific version.
I chose the php5 version while all i needed was the default version.

Thank everyone for respondig, and sorry for my stupidity.

greetsss