There is a known bug that produces this error in Apache:
http://tracker.vbulletin.com/browse/VBIV-6770
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Thanks zCarot, I'll translate it as "Today's Group Messages".
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.php files, yes. But not directories. There are some directories where vB (running with the user id of the web server process) may need write access, depending on how you configured it.
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You've provided no relevant information at all. What version of what software are you running on what platform? How is it configured and tuned? What does "went down" mean exactly?
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You can, by enabling "Ignore Language Version" when importing the pack. But you may encounter two problems:
- You may see English texts
- There may be error messages, because of changes
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Since I posted this, I've learned that it's not recommended en not supported to convert an existing database this way, because of serialized data in certain fields. Sorry....
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If you login to the MySQL server on the same host name, using the same database name and same user name, this can't happen. Are you sure you don't have your environments mixed up?
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Login as root and open the web server's configuration file in an editor. What's in there?...
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You'd have to configure the web server on 123.com to be a virtual host for forum.abc.com and not redirect requests for that hostname/domain to another hostname/domain. And you'd have to configure the...
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For example, this rule in an Apache config file will redirect a url like http://www.vbulletin.com/12345 to http://www.vbulletin.com/just/an/exa...rticleid=12345
Code:RewriteRule ^/([0-9]{5})$
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