Recent content by MartinG

Confirmed 👍 Thanks for the quick fix!

I'm sorry it's me again 😉 After upgrading to DBSEO 2.0.43 I get these error messages in forum.php: syntax error, unexpected ')' on line 7 in /path/to/my/vbsite/includes/class_core.php(4686) : eval()'d code #0 /path/to/my/vbsite/includes/class_core.php(4658): vB_Template->render_output(false) #1...

With some additional work from my host it's running now. Can be closed :)

I don't want to nag - but will there be an official solution?

My host told me that memcache is not supported anymore, so I was trying to switch to Redis. The Redis server is up and running on port 6379 at localhost, I can connect to it via shell. But when I activate Redis in config.php, I get the error message: Fatal error: Redis not installed in...

I am successfully confused now :LOL:. I know that there is/was a PHP Module called Memcached which can be confused with the Memcache Daemon which is often called Memcached as well. This is the Daemon running on my server: https://www.memcached.org/ So, is this the wrong or the right one?

As said in the title and shown in the screenshot below, the DBSEO CP shows no information about "Cache Status" or "Cache Type". I am using Memcache with vBulletin and I expected to see this here. Is this something to worry about?

I knew that and I didn't feel well, though I had made some custom modifications to run vbSEO a little more secure. Anyway, I made the switch and anything works. Looking back, it was super easy and I should have done it way earlier :)

I've been searching the whole day if there is a setting like that, but I couldn't find it...unbelievable 😂 I changed this to "No" and it did half the job, but I still got "ERR_TOO_MANY_REDIRECTS " when trying to load the index.php from WordPress. I than added "index\.php" to the second line of...

I still have no solution, but a few new discoveries. It seems that DBSEO always redirects the forum homepage to index.php While searching for possible solutions I put a copy of forum.php with a different name on the server and it worked fine. I set it as forumhome in the vBulletin Settings and...

Thx for your reply. Yes. If I do that, WordPress takes the "lead". Which means that WordPress works fine, but every call get's redirected - even forum.php redirects me to the WordPress start page. I have another idea: When I use the original index.php from vBulletin, the forum works fine and...

Hello there! As I am not ready yet to switch from vBulletin to XenForo but have to move forward with PHP, I decided to switch from vbSEO to DBSEO. I run vBulletin and WordPress side by side which works fine. But when I switch from vbSEO to DBSEO, I get the error "ERR_TOO_MANY_REDIRECTS"...