"rebuilding" the data cache

[cka]

alright thanks, I'll try that

edit: I took the idea and expanded on it, and rebuilt the cache I was looking for via the build_user_statistics() function in includes/functions_databuild.php. Thanks for the idea, though.

[Floris]

make a file called myfix.php with this as content and run it from your browser:

<?php
require_once('./includes/init.php');
require_once('./includes/functions.php');
require_once('./includes/adminfunctions.php');
build_options();
?>

[Floris]

You can make a .php file and run it to rebuild options (for datastore table).

It is adviced to run it after running optimize and repair on your databases.

[cka]

Can this be done? I just moved a vBulletin site to a new server, and bless my luck the damn backup got corrupted because of some bad attachments in the database. Anyway, I spent the last 26 hours or so salvaging what I could from the mammoth file (which luckily contained the user base, threads and posts) - but now after restoring the backup really macgyver-ly the "Currently Active Users" box shows 30,xxx threads, 600,xxx posts, and 1 user (the account I had made when I reinstalled the database to get new versions of the tables lost in my corrupt backup.) I need to get that fixed, and I noticed a reference to it in the index.php script of the forum software...