Error On Step One - URGENT

[MajorFm.com]

I got this on step one of the upgrade:

Warning: main(/usr/local/apache/www/crazyapes/majorfmforum.com/htdocs/forum/includes/adminfunctions_plugin.php): failed to open stream: No such file or directory in /usr/local/apache/www/crazyapes/majorfmforum.com/htdocs/forum/install/upgrade_355.php on line 49

Fatal error: main(): Failed opening required '/usr/local/apache/www/crazyapes/majorfmforum.com/htdocs/forum/includes/adminfunctions_plugin.php' (include_path='.:/usr/local/lib/php') in /usr/local/apache/www/crazyapes/majorfmforum.com/htdocs/forum/install/upgrade_355.php on line 49

Please advise URGENTLY as i have a big board which is currently down.

[libhost]

it seems that some files where not uploaded correctly. Try re uploading the adminfunctions_plugin.php file.

PS; Please note, i'm no expert, i'm just trying to kill some time by posting on this forum :P

[MajorFm.com]

Very strange as i uploaded all files but i just noticed adminfunctions_plugin.php wasnt there, thanks for that, uploaded it...

[MajorFm.com]

Just got this on step 7 signiture permissions?

Database error in vBulletin 3.5.5:
Invalid SQL:
;
MySQL 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 'lastpost' at line 2
Error Number : -1
Date : Saturday, August 5th 2006 @ 01:21:19 PM
Script : http://www.majorfm.com/forum/install...0b1.php?step=7
Referrer : http://www.majorfm.com/forum/install...0b1.php?step=6
IP Address : 82.25.***
Username :
Classname : vb_database

Please advise URGENTLY as i have a big board which is currently down.

[MajorFm.com]

...anyone? my forum is down

[Marco van Herwaarden]

What MySQL version are you using?

To start troubleshoot this, i suggest you re-upload all vBulletin non-image files (except install.php). Make sure they are uploaded in ASCII format.

[MajorFm.com]

Re-uploading all files now, how do i find out what version of mysql im using?

[Marco van Herwaarden]

You can see the MySQL version in the AdminCP mainpage.

Alternatively if you have SSH/Telnet access, you can see the version by running on the commandprompt: mysql --version

After you have finished re-uploading, please repeat the upgrade process.

[MajorFm.com]

I dont have admincp access, i get errors, don't use ssh either, i have e-mailed my host to find out... still uploading, will give progress soon, thanks for your help on this, i certainly need it!

[MajorFm.com]

Ok, i feel stupid now, lol... i did that and it all worked fine, must be my ftp playin up, i really do appreciate your help on this Marco, added rep... i had my first online panic attack!! lol