4.1.4 CLI upgrade shows vB version as 4.1.3 when complete

Wow, long time no see!! I don't know if you remember me, nor am I sure how I found you originally almost 10 years ago. My name is Misty O'Neal, handle: mistymeanor and I found old private messages here...

[noppid]

OK, well, I don't know about qualifying whether to open bug tickets and what not, so we're going to leave it at this, get a fresh copy of the 3.8.5 DB again and use the CLI to get to 4.1.4. Thanks

[noppid]

Selecting 2, nothing happened. We re-ran the 4.1.4 cli upgrade and pressed 1. The upgrade ran and the acp says Admin Control Panel (vBulletin 4.1.3 Patch Level 1).

Same as the first run....

[noppid]

Starting with a vB 3.8.5 DB and a fresh folder of vb 4.1.3 PL1 files, we started the upgrade process from 3.8.5 to 4.1.3 PL1 via the CLI. Before starting we kicked off, but didn't run, the web upgrade...

[noppid]

Based on past haste, I did a lot of double checking. I'm certain we had the correct files in place. But as you said, the web interface did nothing, all the work had been done under the cli already. Thanks...

[noppid]

Ran the web upgrade and all the version info is correct at 4.1.4 now. Thanks for helping out. We wanted to stick to CLI upgrades though in the future.

[noppid]

Tried the the CLI 3 times with no success. We can try the web upgrader.

[noppid]

4.1.4 for all 4 xml files.

[noppid]

Not so sure. We created a folder and downloaded the install folder, here is the upgrade.php header.

<?php
/*======================================================================*\

...

[noppid]

We did a full re-upload and re-ran the upgrade, the version didn't change. Here is the CLI output.

$ php -f upgrade.php

Processing Skimlinks
----------------------------------

...

[noppid]

Did a directory compare and can't see an issue there, but will upload again and try again.

The file and folder counts are the same in the zip, on the HD and on the server. All the time stamps...

[noppid]

We have to use the CLI upgrade due to the number of posts and it's a blessing.

However, today then we upgraded from 4.1.3 PL1 to 4.1.4 via the CLI, when the process finished, the system...

[noppid]

There's a tracker entry about it. http://tracker.vbulletin.com/browse/VBIV-9832

I'm hoping that they will implement the suggestions from DP if enough people vote. (I have no clue how that...

[noppid]

What cms? Looks like Plain old html. I can't find one link or piece of info that comes to or from the forum.

[noppid]

So let me get this straight...

The new IB policy is spend spend spend, blindly, and shut up about how our policies will affect your relationship with us because we can't answer the questions...

[noppid]

The above problems have been traced to improperly installing Stop The Registration Bots, Installing new styles and not adding the STB edits to new active styles and reverting templates during vBulletin...

[noppid]

A dump of the $sub var at line 554 in class_paid_subscription.php shows that the code is trying to unserialize a comma delimited string, $sub['forums']. That won't work that I can tell. http://us.php...

[noppid]

Despite this condition...

if (!empty($sub['forums']) AND @unserialize($sub['forums']) !== NULL) 

The query on 560 runs with this returing an empty result.

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[noppid]

We are having this same issue as well.

We disabled the hook system. We have no modified files. We used the stock unmodified vBulletin style to test. The query fails.

This is...

[noppid]

For us, we recompiled PHP/Apache with the XML extensions added to fix our issue. But as I said, our problem was a little different I think.

Tell your host your site broke the day they compiled...